Work, in the open

The most honest thing a software shop can publish is its code. Everything below is public — mine (github.com/staylorx) or the company’s (github.com/taybiz), both maintained to the same standard. Read it, fork it, argue with it.

The standard we build to

taybiz/dart-flutter-bible — how we build Dart and Flutter software: architecture, error handling, persistence, testing, tooling. Numbered docs, changed by proposal, never by drift. It’s public because a standard that can’t be read is just a habit with better marketing.

Dart & Flutter packages

Small, readable packages that practice what the bible preaches: domain separated from infrastructure, typed failures, no surprises. Each one is small enough to read in an evening.

• resumesux_domain — clean-architecture domain for resume and job-application management; published package.
• electrical_junctions_domain — DDD domain for electrical junction and breaker systems; YAML, CSV, and Excel in and out.
• bpmn_domain — immutable workflow-style domain model, influenced by the MontiCore DSL line.
• obsidian_vault_datasource — reading Obsidian vaults from Dart, fpdart TaskEither end to end.
• dart_nameless — a CLI and lint that finds positional parameters that should be named. Reports; doesn’t “fix” without consent.
• hello_world_dart_mcp_server — an MCP server written in Dart. Yes, the readme is the truth.

Infrastructure & automation

• ansible-role-wls-* — Ansible roles for standing up WebLogic the boring, repeatable way. From the enterprise years; still the right shape.
• taybiz/css-kustomize — Kubernetes manifests for a Solid server, kustomize-style.
• hubitatCode and HEM-GEN5-Hubitat — home-automation drivers people actually run: Hubitat devices and an Aeotec energy meter driver.
• sqlite-clean — a Python tool that validates and cleans SQLite data.

Learning in public

• minigrep — the Rust book’s text-search tool, deliberately over-engineered as a clean-architecture exercise. The readme calls it “a tale of clean architecture told by an idiot, signifying nothing.” Learning shouldn’t be private.
• sparql_tutorial — a hands-on SPARQL tutorial in Jupyter notebooks.
• dendron-tech-notes — notes, gists, and scraps from years of systems work.

The staylorx account also holds plenty of forks and coursework from the Flutter, Go, and Kubernetes books — labeled, honest, and part of the same habit: keep learning in public.

The short version: this is a shop that publishes how it works and lets the work stand for itself. Want the same standard inside your team? That’s a conversation.