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Maynard (legally, Eli Maynard)

me@maynards.site+1 (240) 278-3355github.com/quelklefmaynards.site

Personal Projects

Teacup 🍵

July 2024–now

teacup.maynards.site

  • A cross between a notes app, computational notebook, programming language, and web framework
  • JavaScript, HTML, CSS

Mation

Dec 2022–now

github.com/quelklef/mation

  • Front-end web framework written in PureScript
  • Based on Elm; adds features like components, stateful IO, and flexible view pruning, but avoids complexity like slots, lifetimes, and messages
  • Currently used in production at Live247.io

ζ

2021–now

z.maynards.site

  • Bespoke note-taking/journaling software
  • Boasts features like: extensible formats, embedded TeX, automatic cross-note linking, inline footnotes
  • JavaScript, HTML, Bash, LaTeX, Nix
  • Hosts my personal notes, mostly on math, mostly Category Theory and Abstract Algebra

mathsproofbot

2020

twitter.com/mathsproofbot

  • Automatically generates and Tweets mathematical proofs of first-order statements
  • Python, Nix
  • Now defunct due to changes in the Twitter Terms of Service 😢

Fitch

2018

maynards.site/fitch

  • Interactive theorem assistant for Fitch-style natural deduction
  • Originally JavaScript, HTML, CSS; since rewritten in PureScript
  • Used by a former teacher in his current logic classes!

Open-Source Contributions

Technical Skills

Positions

Live247

Nov 2022–current

Co-founder

  • Sole developer for the front- and back-ends of Live247.io (>25k LOC, mostly PureScript and JavaScript)
  • PureScript, JavaScript, Nix, PostgreSQL, HTML, CSS
  • Customer support, project management, code architecture, UI design

Platonic.Systems

Nov 2020–Jul 2024

Haskell contractor

  • Full-stack Haskell development for Interos and Ageto Energy
  • Haskell, Nix, PostgreSQL, JavaScript, HTML, CSS
  • Also InfluxDB, SQLite, Grafana

University of Maryland

Jun 2018–Nov 2019

Intern

  • Working under Prof. Gasarch in the Dept of Math to research approximations of the Van der Warden function from Ramsey Theory
  • Utilized programming (Nim, Python) and pencil-and-paper math!

Nora School

2016–2017

Comissioned

  • Wrote a conference scheduling app in Python Flask/Jinja, HTML, CSS, and JS
  • Used by 50+ parents and 15+ teachers
  • Deployed on AWS; included database management and UI/UX design

Academics

References

Upon request

Distinctions