Projects

In my—albeit rather limited—pare time, I work on a few side projects. Some are programming projects, including programs and libraries. Others involve automating tasks that I perform frequently. I also do a lot of writing, although not all of my writing is public. Over the years, I've written a lot of stuff.

Current

I think these are the projects I'm currently working on. I dabble in a lot of things these days, so it is hard to keep track.

My Blog, though it's not as active as I'd like.
Telodendria, a Matrix homeserver implementation in ANSI C.
Cytoplasm, a C library written at first to support Telodendria, but now it lives a life of its own. Cytoplasm is a general-purpose C library that implements many useful features, such as variable-length arrays, hash maps, a JSON parser, and much, much more.
md, a command line utility that converts rich Markdown to HTML. Unlike most Markdown → HTML converters, this one provides many extensions, including metadata and a template engine. The goal is to implement it entirely in C, but right now I have a prototype written in PHP. I will open-source this at some point and link it here if I can remember.

Many of my previous projects are long dead, mostly because I've moved on to other—more useful, I hope—things and because there was never any demand for them. I currently have an offline archive of all of my old projects, but they aren't available online at the present moment because I just completed a large server migration. I assure you though, there's nothing generally useful in my archive.

There are a few old projects of mine that I was particularly proud of at the time, and in hindsight, I still am proud of them, even though they are no longer maintained:

SwerveIO: An open-source swerve drive library written in Java for FRC. It focused on correctness, portability, and modularity, and is still by far the best swerve drive library I've ever come across for FRC. Also worth mentioning is JLimelight, a simple Java wrapper API for the vision processing unit we used.
A professional-quality typesetting of a composition by my high school orchestra teacher when she was in high school. This piece was an orchestra arrangement of an old song that she particularly liked. It hadn't been performed for decades until I found the original manuscript and offered to typeset it.

If you're interested in any of my old projects, don't hesitate to contact me I'd be more than happy to hand off any of the source code and explain it.

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