Projects

Attempt at a SystemVerilog implementation of a set of architectures created by a teacher of mine.

32-bit fantasy computer, mostly inspired by Uxn. Includes a compiler and emulator.

A very lightweight configuration daemon for use with my dotfiles. Works as an alternative to xrdb (Xresources) and can be used even out of graphical displays.

My third album - a challenge I took upon myself of making a few tracks in pure LMMS (only stock plugins and samples from the app). Smaller in track count, but with longer tracks (~5mins).

A soundtrack for Ruvyzvat's J.C. Experiment.

An... "up-and-coming" file format of mine for plain-text notetaking, trying to combine the convenience of Markdown with the outlining power of org-mode, along with a (somewhat) easy-to understand syntax and (hopefully) consistent rules.

A simplistic HTML5 slides tool

This in itself could be considered a project, I guess!
Right now it's a static website, generated in Janet in somewhat-of-a-DSL, and it's really cool.
Adds a lot of convenience to making a website for the tradeoff of a negligible (at least for now) compile time.

My second album! Has a more proper instrumentation and a lengthier duration.
It began with the idea of trying to replicate low-quality samples, though it kind of lost most of that quality on the latter tracks.
And, at this point, I also know how to use actual low-quality samples in trackers, so if I really wanna go in that direction I hope I'll have a much better time.

My first published game!
It's a (comically) short entry me and a friend of mine submitted to YoYoGames's 49th GMC Jam.
It was pretty fun to work on, and I hope to do more of this in the future.
P.S.: And sorry for not having an executable build... they forgot to give the Jam license lol

My first released album.

A small task format I was tinkering with, mostly inspired by todo.txt and sjl's t. Somewhat of a precursor to acrylic, I think, and one of my first successful attempts at parsing, I think. TODO: add link to tq.vim and perhaps tq.rs here too!