I build B2B commerce and operations software for a distributor that ships real pallets to real customers every morning.
cat ~/work/vendure-janvey/README.md
A Vendure and Next.js storefront for Janvey, built so the catalog, the prices, the customers and the orders all stay the ERP's version of the truth. NetSuite is the system of record; nothing in the storefront gets to disagree with it.
ls ~/work/netsuite/
Internal systems, all custom. Mostly the same problem each time: a process the business already runs on paper, phone calls and somebody's memory, given a record so it can be counted.
Custom record, quote and order chain
Equipment coming in for repair used to live in a notebook. Now a custom record tracks each repair from the moment it's flagged for pickup, and carries forward into the rest of the chain so the whole job is one traceable thread instead of four disconnected ones.
SuiteScript, custom reporting
Routes, load percentage, SLA attainment and exceptions in one place, so dispatch stops reconstructing yesterday from memory every morning.
Tiered rules, audit exports
Tiered vendor rebates calculated automatically, with exports an auditor can follow without a phone call.
ls -l ~/projects
Smaller, finished, and in somebody's hands. Select a row to expand it.
Scoring for real foursomes. Handicap-aware, so the strokes come off the right holes instead of the whole round. Mobile-first, because nobody opens a laptop on the 4th tee.
Java and ExoPlayer, talking to the station's AzuraCast API over OkHttp. A foreground service keeps playback alive through screen locks and app switches, and the now-playing title, artist and album art ride along into the notification, the lock screen and the Android Auto head unit. No login, no account — open it and it plays. Min SDK 26, targeting 35.
A utility-first stylesheet written in college for fast prototyping. Still the origin of everything you're looking at — the phosphor palette, the pixel headings, the terminal.
Started as a Java Swing game for an IST course at Penn State, then became a running joke with my son, who invented Chappy. You have the overnight watch at a doll factory: two aisles, a monitor that keeps the units still, and a breaker that won't last until six. The hard part isn't watching — it's knowing when to look away. Five nights, each one meaner.
Shot on a phone, assembled in Unity. A prototype for testing whether the format holds up when the camera is the only light source.
systemctl status sam-fm
A hand-picked library, run through Stereo Tool, broadcasting around the clock on AzuraCast.
active (running) · 24/7
Press play to connect Track info loads once the stream opens
mail -s "hello" sam
permission denied — the form below runs as sam,
and you're guest. Escalate in the terminal at the top of the page and
it unlocks. Everything you need is in the home directory. Start with
ls -a.
Not in the mood for a puzzle? Plain email works fine: sam@samjanvey.com.