Portfolio & Public Demos

These are some of the few implementations that I can share publicly. Most of these public demos are hobbies and may not be mobile-friendly.

Feel free to reach out (info@rhdzmota.com) or schedule a call to request more info!

Koobai

A simple python application that leverages custom LLMs to allow book writers to have conversations with their characters.

Checkout the source code here.

4R7e digital

Image generation & edition platform implemented via a custom python backend that executes QWEN models and displays outputs into a React frontend. The edition workflows allows easily referencing previous images as upstream inputs for the upcoming node.

Source code is not publicly available.

Streamlit Apps

A collection of streamlit python applications that work together as simple tools and live demos.

Checkout the source code here.

Open Governed Datasets

A simple open data-lake implementation using the following tech-stack: python, spark, delta, minio, and custom packages. Contains a set of “data sources” that go through the standard medallion layers of a data architecture.
This project is still under active development.

Checkout the source code here.

Custom Python Monads

Simple implementation of the monad pattern in Python (via MonadInterfance) and included an EitherMonad type. The implementation is extensible, so further monad-types will be added to the catalog.

Checkout the source code here.

Custom Python Futures

Implementation of a distributed future-abstraction in Python using a monadic pattern. These futures are designed to be intuitive and able to work over different “backends” such as In-Memory, Redis, etc.

Checkout the source code here.

Custom executable DAGs

Simple implementation of a python executable dag leveraging the python-futures implementation.

Checkout the source code here and here.

Minesweeper Solver

A simple brute-force minesweeper solver coded in Python.

Checkout the source code here.

Sars-Cov-2 Dashboard

Simple dashboard tracker for new covid cases identified in Jalisco, Mexico. The chart contains the following time-series: historical confirmed cases, 7-day, and 21 day moving averages.

Checkout the source code here.

Social Distancing Simulation

Epidemic simulation outcomes comparing different interaction strategies.

Checkout the source code here.