Most of my projects are personal tools or solutions I've created for myself
I like to release them to the public for the two-way benefits of feedback and bug reports for me while you get useful free software
I currently work professionally in C#, and I use mostly F# outside of work
What you see here are my hobby projects, if you have PRs/issues I will normally get back to you on weekends, sorry if I don't
Currently reviewing my foundations so I can maintain long-lasting career in software post-AI
- "Interlude", part of my 'Yet another vertically scrolling rhythm game' project
- Advent of code
- "Ultimate Inventory" Minecraft plugin
- F# has always been lightyears ahead of its peers and it's a shame it didn't get more popular (I blame its uncharismatic OCaml syntax)
- Scala is a great choice if you want to learn or explore programming because it won't railroad you into specific paradigms
(I encourage you to try it, right after the popular choices)





