Active project
404cache
An independent digital workshop for useful browser tools, documented projects, and practical technical writing.
Open the project- Built with
- Next.js
- Contentlayer
- Cloudflare
Independent digital workshop
404cache is Adam Johnston’s workbench for browser-based tools, documented projects, practical technical guides, and the useful bits learned along the way.
Build things.
Learn things.
Document the useful bits.
01 / Use something
Small browser utilities for the jobs that should not need an account, an upload, or a complicated workflow.
02 / In progress
The active work, shown with its decisions and rough edges rather than presented as a finished case study.
Active project
An independent digital workshop for useful browser tools, documented projects, and practical technical writing.
Open the project03 / Build notes
Technical decisions and lessons recorded while making and maintaining things.
Build note / 2026
The hosting decision behind 404cache: a static Next.js export, Cloudflare delivery, and the boundary around server-side features.
Build note / 2026
A grounded look at the three workflows in the repository, including their permissions, limits, and deliberately manual steps.
04 / Keep for later
Focused explanations for problems you can solve, reuse, and adapt.
What each file can and cannot do, how 404cache generates them, and a safe checklist for publishing your own.
Learn regex fundamentals and build a lightweight regex tester with JavaScript and HTML.
Learn to read and build cron expressions to schedule recurring tasks on Linux, Node.js and cloud platforms with practical examples.
05 / The things
Projects are the work itself. Notes and guides document what happened around them.
Shipped
An interactive habitability map that turns NASA space-bioscience research into explorable insight cards.
Shipped
A portable utility for changing individual Windows interface font settings.
06 / About
404cache is the home of tools, technical writing, experiments, and project documentation by Adam Johnston. It exists to build useful things, document the process, and preserve what was learned.