A selection of projects I've worked on over the years. I also blog sometimes.
A lightweight HTTP/2 server written in modern C++. Primarily a learning exercise to explore HTTP/2 and modern C++ features. As such, I am intentionally using low-level APIs and avoiding libraries for the core flow, but using modern C++ features to wrap the POSIX interfaces.
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Provides a MIDI-compatible interface for the console's YM2612 FM and PSG sound generators. Accepts connections over controller port, Everdrive X7/PRO USB, and MegaWiFi via Apple MIDI/rtpMIDI. Implements General MIDI, including presets and portamento effects, as well as compatibility with GenMDM CC parameters.
Related: Serial Port Diagnostics Tool, Albeton Live Plugins, serialmidi (fork with Everdrive Pro compatibility)
A port knocking implementation with eBPF. Program written in C with CLI tooling in C++ and end-to-end tests in Python.
A RESTful API for a fictional dog walking service. Written in Go, using AWS Lambda, API Gateway, CloudFront and DynamoDB to provide a RESTful API. Integrates with AWS Rekognition, using AI to detect the dog's breed. Deployed using GitHub Actions and Terraform. Built as a demonstration of my development skills and also as a way to learn Go.
Aids development of Z80 assembly code on the ZX Spectrum by providing a framework for practicing Test Driven Development. Written purely to prove that it was possible to do. It also scratched an 8-bit itch of mine and was pretty fun!
Various proof-of-concept VCL snippets; including OAuth 1.0 signature validation on the edge. I have also co-authored an open-source tool for deploying VCL into Fastly.
I'm on SoundCloud and MixCloud also.