Community web appLive and maintained
Bagiyo
Updated July 2026
One place to check power interruptions, weather bulletins, and community updates, with optional phone alerts.
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Software developer · 15 years of experience
I build internal tools and practical side projects.
I’m Josh. I’ve spent more than a decade building corporate software, from internal web apps and workflow automation to older systems that still need to run. The projects here are things I build in my free time.
Latest project: Bagiyo, a community updates and alerts site.
Availability: limited to small side projects and conversations.
What I build
My professional work is mostly internal business software. In my free time, I work on smaller public tools, bots, and integrations.
Bots
Discord bots and notification bots built around the way your group already works.
- Commands and moderation
- Reminders and alerts
- Audio and API features
Task automation
Scripts and scheduled jobs for repetitive work that should not need someone watching it.
- Reports and file processing
- Scheduled tasks
- Data checks and notifications
Small web tools
Straightforward admin pages, dashboards, and utilities for a specific team or job.
- Internal dashboards
- Admin tools
- Lightweight web apps
API connections
Integrations that move information between the services you already use.
- API integrations
- Webhooks
- Data syncing
Recent work
Personal projects built outside my full-time job. Each page covers the problem, the useful parts, and the tradeoffs without turning it into a sales pitch.
Discord botIn use
Obaki Discord Bot
Ongoing side project
A .NET Discord bot with commands, moderation support, and FFmpeg-based audio features made for one community.
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Self-hostingRunning
Low-cost bot server
Ongoing setup
An unused Android tablet repurposed as a lightweight Linux host for a small bot, with deployments connected to GitHub.
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Developer utilityWorking tool
FFmpeg command tool
Built for repeat jobs
A small .NET utility that assembles repeatable FFmpeg commands so common media jobs do not depend on hand-edited command lines.
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How I approach a project
I start with the current workflow and the problem it causes, not a long specification.
1
Talk through the job
Show me what you do now, where it slows down, and what a useful result would look like.
2
Build the first version
I focus on the main job first and put a working version in your hands early.
3
Test it in real use
We fix rough edges, add the documentation you need, and decide what is worth adding next.
Professional background
I have worked on internal business software since 2011: web apps, workflow automation, reports, data-processing tools, and long-running systems that still need support.
Senior Application Developer
IBM
Senior Software Engineer
Accenture
Application Developer
Texas Instruments
Reduced the time needed for a recurring media-monitoring process.
Optimized a report export workflow used by an internal team.
Reworked an automation approach to remove most of its annual platform cost.
A few results I can discuss publicly. Client names and confidential system details are left out.
Work history and more detail are available on LinkedIn.
My work has ranged from C#, .NET, SQL, and Blazor to Power Automate, Power BI, SharePoint, and older web systems.
About me
Hi, I’m Josh. I work full time in corporate software development. jjosh is where I keep the projects I build after work and the notes I can share publicly.
Most of my current work is in C# and .NET. I also use Angular, Cloudflare, and self-hosted setups when they fit. I prefer software that is easy to understand, run, and maintain.
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