Cloud architect and platform engineer working on Kubernetes, cloud infrastructure, and open-source tools for developers and the web.
| What you need | Project | Try it |
|---|---|---|
| Build a dashboard or developer interface with ordinary HTML | Bronto UI — CSS-first components, tokens and optional JavaScript behaviors; available on npm | Interactive examples |
| Add explanatory notes to an existing chart or diagram | Bronto Annotations — headless placement and connector routing with optional renderers; stable npm release and a separate 0.7 candidate | Placement playground |
| Check responsive relationships that pixel or overflow checks miss | Bronto Layout — local CLI and explicit layout contracts; experimental GitHub beta | A controlled alignment regression |
| Keep diagrams, charts and timelines editable across views | Bronto Visual Models — identified content, guarded edits and optional views; installable GitHub beta | Live demo · First model |
| Connect Vaultwarden or Bitwarden Password Manager vault items to Kubernetes Secrets | Vaultwarden ESO Provider — Rust webhook provider for External Secrets Operator; release candidate, with Cloud acceptance still pending | Compatibility and limits |
| Explore perception and response timing in the browser | Sense6 — five recreational experiments with a local journal; device-relative results, not medical tests | Try Sense6 |
Bronto UI's own website uses Bronto Layout in its required CI: the site owns its responsive contracts, and intentional overflow and alignment regressions must fail before deployment. Visual Models has a separate installed-package example that demonstrates preview, replay, stale-edit refusal and undo without a server.
Read the integration case study and reproduce the checks. These are first-party integrations and controlled examples, not claims of independent adoption or complete user-experience validation.
Bronto Pulse keeps private project-analytics history and evidence reports from GitHub, npm, Cloudflare and Search Console. It is a public source preview; live provider and operational validation remain separate from fixture tests.
Web Tooling provides reusable GitHub Actions checks for independent static websites. Each site retains its own deployment and credentials.