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tylermcgraw/README.md

Hi there!

I'm Tyler. I am a software engineer and recently co-created Chunkwise. Here's a quick guide to my repos.

  • Chunkwise: An open-source, self-managed platform that evaluates chunking strategies and deploys ETL pipelines for RAG systems.
  • Request Bin: A developer tool for receiving, persisting, and inspecting HTTP requests and webhooks via a generated URL endpoint.
  • I completed CS50 in 2021 and used it in my high school computer science course in 2024/2025.
  • Nand2Tetris is a course that starts with a NAND gate and ends with building an assembler.
  • A robust web calculator.

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  1. Chunkwise/chunkwise Chunkwise/chunkwise Public

    Chunkwise services, AWS CDK infrastructure for self-managed deployments, a CLI for automated deployment, and client code for using the platform

    Python 3

  2. Chunkwise/Chunkwise.github.io Chunkwise/Chunkwise.github.io Public

    Public website for Chunkwise

    MDX

  3. request_bin request_bin Public

    A developer tool for receiving, persisting, and inspecting HTTP requests and webhooks via a generated URL endpoint

    JavaScript 3 2

  4. shopping_cart shopping_cart Public

    Forked from launchschool/shopping_cart_boilerplate

    Shopping Cart E-commerce Application

    TypeScript

  5. calculator calculator Public

    Basic button operated calculator

    JavaScript

  6. Nand2Tetris Nand2Tetris Public

    Building a Modern Computer From First Principles: From Nand to Tetris - Projects

    Python