Hi, I’m Eduardo Lopez. Full-stack software engineer, based in New York.
Independent full-stack developer. I build fast, data-driven websites with Astro and Next.js, from the first idea to launch and beyond.
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eduardo lopez, full-stack software engineer
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TypeScript Astro Next.js React Node.js
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dd8bf1d ship: hailstorm report
280b68a ship: latinos en baseball
29a1dc7 docs: how i turned 42,000 noaa hail reports into a free address lookup
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open to new work in New York or remote
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Products and tools I designed, built, and shipped to real users.
Free hail history lookup for any U.S. address, built on NOAA storm data.
Homeowners rarely know whether a storm actually hit their house before they call a roofer or file a claim. Enter an address and the site lists nearby NOAA hail reports with dates, sizes, and distances, a roof-inspection suggestion, and how many days are left in a typical claim window.
41,927 hail reports and 4,021 hail days since 2015, searchable across 5 states.
Bilingual stats and history site for every major leaguer born in Latin America.
Explore 2,488 players from 11 countries by country, hometown, and position, with all-time leaders, player comparisons, a “born on this day” feature, and long-form stories.
2,488 player profiles, 19 Hall of Famers, and the La Pizarra newsletter.
Directory of Christ-centered homeschool programs, co-ops, and resources in all 50 states.
Helps Christian families find homeschool programs and co-ops near them, organized by state, with owner-verified listings and ESA eligibility details.
I work independently and own every part of a product: the idea, the data, the code, the launch, and what happens after.
Step 1
I start with a question people already search for, such as “Did hail hit my house?” or “Where are the Christian homeschool co-ops in my state?”, and build the most useful answer to it.
Step 2
Most of my projects run on public datasets like NOAA storm reports and the Lahman Baseball Database. I clean, model, and verify the data before designing any page.
Step 3
I use Astro for content and data sites and Next.js when a product needs accounts, submissions, or an admin dashboard. Pages load fast and work on any phone.
Step 4
Every site ships with clean URLs, structured metadata, sitemaps, and pages generated for each state, county, or player, so people can find them from Google.
Step 5
After launch I keep the data current, fix issues, and add features based on how people actually use the site.
I reply to every message within two business days.
eduardo@realedlopez.com