Since November 2017 I’ve been ticking off habits in Loop Habit Tracker, and now almost nine years of it are on one page: My habits

Elaborate Last.fm Charts, a service that shows how your music taste changes over time, no longer needs a server: it now lives on GitHub Pages as a static site.

Almost eleven years after its launch, Githubify, my small service for tagging GitHub repos, has been rewritten from scratch on a modern stack and works again.

I’ve worn a Mi Band almost every day since 2016, and now all ten years of it are on one page: Mi activity

I took two honest tests — general knowledge and front-end development — and then built a personal study program out of my own wrong answers: my-mind

Six years after its launch, I have given 2020cherkassk a major update. The project is my way of showing that Novocherkassk has much more to discover than its best-known landmarks.

Looking for ancestors in pre-revolutionary archives means going through hundreds of scanned pages — and then forgetting which of them you have already read. So I made a search journal: Журнал поисков

One of my biggest hobbies is family tree search. I have plenty of documents, photos, memories stored in my local computer.

Finally I have implemented my version of a popular 90s game: Tetris. It looks like Brick Game Retro Console I had as a kid.

I want to show you my new “pet project”. It isn’t related to programming or technology. It’s about my home town.