The largest thing I wrote was a clone of the parts of "curl" that I use, modifying it slightly so that I can just write JSON to describe what I want to post to

The largest thing I wrote was a clone of the parts of "curl" that I use, modifying it slightly so that I can just write JSON to describe what I want to post to a website, rather than the URL-encoded string. This included supporting DELETE, GET, POST, and PUT, and allowing downloading the response only, headers only, or both. I want to add a progress bar and a (admittedly totally unnecessary) GUI, then I'll throw it on GitHub and get feedback on my coding style. I'm enjoying seeing how far I can figure things out without outside help right now, though. The second largest thing I've written, which I did in a much earlier version of Factor, was to clone enough of Fog Creek Copilot's Reflector that I could use that for testing/developing the Mac versions of the product. That was buggy, disgusting code with piles of stack manipulation, though, and is part of why I quit working in Factor at the time. I wish I still had the code; it'd be interesting to know whether my change of opinion is due to more experience with stack languages, or changes in the language. Probably some of both.