A mix of real systems, useful tools, and controlled chaos.
There’s more experiments, half-built tools, and questionable decisions living on my GitHub.
Explore the ChaosI build with clarity, structure, and a bias toward automation, because software should feel simple even when the logic behind it isn't.
Manual repetition is usually a signal. Whether it's a CLI tool, a script, or a small utility, I'd rather build it once than repeat it twice.
Readable code and predictable behavior matter more than impressive abstractions. Future-me should understand it without a debugging session.
Components should work together as a structured whole. State, data flow, and UI patterns should scale without becoming fragile.
Good software feels effortless to use. The complexity can exist. It just shouldn't leak into the interface.
Code, breakdowns, and the occasional 3am adventure.
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If you’re working on something ambitious and need a frontend engineer who prefers clarity over chaos, we’ll probably get along.
Open to full-time roles, collaborations, and projects that make sense (or at least teach me something).
A CLI tool that turns any source file into a clean, themed screenshot. Uses Monaco Editor rendered headlessly via Puppeteer with Shiki for syntax highlighting. Supports 235 languages, 65 themes, interactive and direct modes, and fixed-size output for OG/social images.
A small, expressive programming language with a full lexer, recursive-descent parser, and tree-walking interpreter. Supports closures, first-class functions, pattern matching, arbitrary-precision integers, and more. Work in progress.
A full-scale event website for a national techno-cultural fest. Built with structured architecture, dynamic content, and zero room for things breaking mid-event (mostly).
A Discord bot supporting 600+ programming languages. Slightly over-engineered. Definitely useful. Probably unnecessary.
A frame-based glitch renderer that generates stylized animated GIFs from an input SVG. Applies analog-inspired distortions — horizontal slice displacement, camera shake, CRT noise, and temporal stutter — then encodes into a palette-constrained GIF via FFmpeg.
A C++ + OpenGL visualizer for sorting algorithms. Built to understand algorithms better and to make them look cooler than they actually are.
A bot that scrapes memes from Reddit and pipes them into Discord. Because manually sending memes is inefficient and I have priorities.
Automates certificate creation so I never have to manually edit names into templates again. Laziness, but productive.
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