I've been learning to code for the past three years, starting at 01Founders, a branch of the 01Edu family of coding bootcamps. An asterisk after the title denotes a 01Founders project.

• by-a-thread* (2026) A multiplayer first-person-shooter game with custom physics and netcode.
• almondala (2025) An online fractal explorer. (Wasm, TypeScript.)
• 0-shell* (2025) A simple shell.
• a-ray-tracer-darkly* (2025) A ray tracer and exercise in converting C++ to Rust.
• filler* (2025) A bot to compete against other programs at a game called filler. (Docker.)
• holocron (2024) A program to encrypt and decrypt messages with a hybrid cryptosystem, combining a conventional key-exchange mechanism with one of the proposed post-quantum algorithms.
• smart-road* (2024) A simulation of traffic at an intersection.

• thanatarchia (2025) A turn-based, historical strategy game. (TypeScript, React.)
• river-run (2025) A whimsical frontend portfolio, built with web components.
• overreact* (2024) A simple frontend framework, made as an exercise to better understand the concepts of virtual DOM, state management, event delegation, and routing.
• react-tarot (2024) A carousel of AI-generated tarot cards. (React.)
• ziggurats (2024) An exercise to help me learn about Canvas animations and MVC architecture, which also turned into an exploration of performance.
• spotify-scraper (2024) A program to scrape Spotify premium individual plan price data for all countries.
• the-mad-bombers-tea-party* (2024) Multiplayer browser game based on the '80s classic Bomberman. I adapted a single-player version by fellow students, adding a Node backend; see credits in game and in the README.
• retro-raiders* (2023) First JavaScript project: a classic arcade game with a story.

• penumbra (2025) A task manager web app, written mostly in Go, using Go's HTML templates, with minimal JavaScript, and the DaisyUI CSS framework for styling.
• social-network* (2024) Group project to make a Facebook-style social media site using WebSockets, React, and SQLite. I was responsible for the serverside WebSocket code. Looking back on it now, I note that my contribution is naively structured. It also fails to take full advantage of the duplex connection, having only one goroutine (thread) per connection, rather than a goroutine each to handle incoming and outgoing messages.
• stock-exchange-sim* (2024) A playfully named 01Founders optional about task-scheduling heuristics.
• push-swap* (2023) Sort a list of numbers using two circular stacks with as few instructions as possible.
• lem-in* (2022) Find an optimal way to send ants through a maze. (Graph traversal algorithms, latency, throughput, and maximum flow.)
• brainfuck (2022, revised 2024) An interpreter for the eponymous 'esoteric' programming language.