CodeDev is where Edward turns ideas into working web, desktop, mobile, networking, and Linux products.
I build practical software around real problems—from file transfer and developer tools to portfolio platforms and operating-system experiments.
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Linux Spectre 1.0 is a custom Debian-based Linux operating system designed for everyday computing, software development, and cybersecurity learning. It features a customized GNOME desktop, a custom Linux kernel, and Spectre ToolHub—a native application offering a 760-entry cybersecurity tool catalog through an on-demand Kali Linux environment powered by rootless Podman.
Secure, local-first file transfer across Windows, Linux, Android, and web browsers.
A modern desktop media downloader and organizer powered by yt-dlp and FFmpeg, with queue management, format controls, metadata tools, and advanced download options.
A native Linux multiboot USB manager with a custom IsoDock boot experience, device diagnostics, and Debian packaging, powered by the Ventoy open-source engine.
A Linux-native bootable USB creator designed for safely writing Linux, Proxmox, Windows installation media, and raw disk images to removable drives with verification and strong device-protection checks.
WinEase is a Linux desktop application designed to make running and managing Windows software through Wine easier. It provides a professional graphical interface for installing EXE and MSI applications, managing Wine environments and prefixes, configuring Microsoft Office compatibility, enabling gaming features such as Vulkan and GameMode, and performing maintenance and diagnostics without relying heavily on command-line tools.
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Responsive interfaces, APIs, dashboards, full-stack applications, and SaaS foundations.
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View matching workCodeDev started from one simple approach: learn deeply by making things that actually work. Each project is a chance to understand the full product—from interface and logic to packaging, edge cases, and release.
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