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How a six-person app study grew into CODE FACTORIAL and CADI
How CODE FACTORIAL and CADI grew from a six-student Android study group, and what two midterm project reviews reveal about my work on surveys, interface flow and development…
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Questioning an old book’s “Korean Hyeam” attribution—and asking the library to check
I compared an old medical book’s closing note with catalogue and authority records, then asked Kyoto University to check its attribution. The library confirmed an author-row deletion; I…
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치과동행: keeping the notes before and after a dental visit together
I built separate pre-visit and post-visit note flows and connected the web interface to Android. The public Google Play listing still showed 10+ downloads on 6 September 2026;…
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Uibang Seongdo: looking more closely at formulas that share a name
Same-named formulas remain separate when their source IDs differ. Uibang Seongdo explores 38,120 KTKP records, compares ingredient-name lists and links back to source records; this account explains how…
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I made two health guides and donated them to the National Library for the Disabled
I made two Korean-language health guides, connecting explanations, consultation questions and a navigable EPUB structure, then donated both to the National Library for the Disabled.
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Why I keep unfinished work
I compare drafts, code, and published versions to record what I tried and could verify. I keep stopping reasons separate from unknowns, and connect later corrections and credit…