You're probably wondering how I ended up here, staring at someone else's source code at 2am, again. Let's back up.
I write TypeScript for a living and Go for fun or sometimes it's the other way around. Somewhere along the way I stopped being satisfied with "it works" and started needing to know why it works.
So I started rebuilding things from scratch: frameworks, runtimes, developer tools, and the boring infrastructure nobody thinks about until it breaks.
Turns out, that's the part I actually love.
This is where that shows up.
web frameworks & runtimes → how does a server actually serve?
developer tooling → the tools behind the tools
systems programming → close to the metal, on purpose
frontend architecture → structure over shortcuts
whatever's next → still deciding
| Project | What it is |
|---|---|
| ServeX | An HTTP framework for Bun, built to find out how far TypeScript can actually go |
| zEnv | Zero-knowledge secrets management — trust the math, not the server |
| bpflite | A lightweight eBPF tracer for watching the kernel do its thing |
| go-ytm | A terminal YouTube Music client, for people who never really left the terminal |
Anyone can write code that works. I'm chasing code that works and makes sense — the kind you could hand to a stranger and they'd understand why every piece is there.