Projects

Below is a sampling of some interesting things I’ve built. 🔨 These are projects that I am permitted to publicly discuss.

Open Source Libraries

• Amethyst (2015-2018)
  • A modular, data-driven, and highly parallel game engine. Project maintained by a 401(c)(3) non-profit organization and thriving community on GitHub.
  • Technologies used: originally C++14, later Rust

• renderdoc-rs (2017-Present)
  • Strongly-typed Rust API bindings to the RenderDoc real-time graphics debugger.
  • Technologies used: Rust, C

• tower-lsp (2019–Present)
  • Convenient framework for writing Language Server Protocol (LSP) servers.
  • Technologies used: Rust

• cargo2nix (2019–Present)
  • Wrapper for Cargo crates to be built with the binary reproducible Nix build system. Originally written at TenX and released later as open source.
  • Technologies used: Nix, Rust

Commercial Applications

• Network Documentation Database (2015)
  • Shared SQL database with graphical frontend for IT documentation purposes, created for Kajeet, Inc. Tracks hardware inventory, application services, known IPs, domain names, load balancer configs, and VPN details.
  • Technologies used: SQL, Microsoft Access, VBA

Projects for Competitions

• PushBuddy (2016)
  • Universal file syncing client for multiple cloud services. Works out of the box with Dropbox, expandable to many others. Written as part of team for VTHacks III; won 2nd place out of 54.
  • Technologies used: Java

Toy Applications

• µShell (2010-2011)
  • Themeable shell replacement for Windows Vista/7. Includes a virtual desktops implementation. Inspired by the original Cairo Shell concept art and GNOME 2.
  • Technologies used: C#, SQL, WPF

• GlaDOS (2011)
  • Interactive chatbot and desktop personal assistant designed after the eponymous fictional villain.
  • Technologies used: C++11 (OpenFrameworks, SFML), Processing, Batch script

For more personal projects of mine, feel free to check my GitHub profile.