Software

I spent most of my free time using, writing, and modifying a variety of free software projects, usually related to Linux, POSIX, C, systems, and graphics.

My values include simplicity, portability, and minimalism. Accordingly, my favorite programming languages are C and Lua.

Here are some software projects I am actively working on:

• cproc: A mostly-complete C11 compiler, using QBE as a backend. See here for a demo you can run in your browser.
• samurai: An alternative implementation of Ninja written in C99. Used by Alpine Linux and KISS Linux as their primary ninja implementation
• libtls-bearssl: An implementation of the libtls API (from libressl) using BearSSL instead of libssl.
• oasis: A statically linked Linux operating system, focused on lightweight components.
• dnssec-rr: A collection of tools to add DNSSEC records to your DNS zone.
• sbase: A collection of portable POSIX tools.
• swc: A library for writing a small Wayland compositor.
• velox: A tiling window manager based on swc, similar to dwm and xmonad. The first non-weston based tiling Wayland compositor!

I also want to share a few projects that I think are great. I highly encourage you to check these out if you haven’t already:

• myrddin: A neat systems-level programming language.
• bearssl: A tiny, yet extremely flexible TLS library.
• musl: A lightweight and correct implementation of libc for Linux.
• qbe: A small compiler backend, similar to LLVM.
• pkgsrc: An operating-system agnostic package manager and repository that integrates well with the rest of system.