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Starred repositories
XenoAtom.Terminal.UI is a modern, reactive retained-mode terminal UI framework for .NET
The fastest and the most accurate file search toolkit for AI agents, Neovim, Rust, C, and NodeJS
A lock-free, read-optimized, concurrency primitive.
Oracle DB Skills is a curated library of 100+ practical, documentation-backed guides for working with Oracle Database, organized by domain
A programming language with builtin symbolic algebra.
A gradual guide to discover and learn the Jai programming language
Distributed load testing framework for .NET and Unity.
Bau is a simple, concise, safe, powerful and fast programming language.
Development at the speed of light
A type-safe, component-based language for building reactive WASM web apps.
Compiler for my language 'Speedie'. Beta-state. Has a great future ahead for it.
A programming language for libraries translated to all the others
A CSS UI library exploring how next-gen HTML & CSS features can change the way we create components. Designed to be used by professional teams as well as tinkering hobbyists.
A no-build, un-bloated stack built upon Web Standards that feels freeing to use and can be deployed anywhere.
Optimal DOM morphing, written in TypeScript.
Dmax is Datastar.js inspired, fast, small, no-build, no-magic, declarative web lib for the page interactivity based on signals and the html native data- attributes
Comptime brings meta-programming capabilities to C#, enabling compile-time code generation and evaluation.
Par (⅋) is an experimental concurrent programming language. It's an attempt to bring the expressive power of linear logic into practice.
Demo using Datastar to render a filterable view of the Bluesky atproto firehose




