Work

Projects, experiments, and digital archaeology.

A living archive of work I’ve made, alongside historical source code and software I preserve for study.

22 public repositories2 highlights6 project areas

Authored work

Built by me

Websites, software, coursework, and experiments I designed or developed.

9 repositories

Digital archaeology

Preserved for study

Historical source code and software preserved for study. These works belong to their original authors; I did not write them.

13 repositories

Operating Systems

Historical, experimental, and low-level projects exploring operating systems and computing platforms.

5 projects

Programming Languages

Projects exploring language design, programming models, tooling, and computing history.

2 projects

Software

Software-focused repositories, utilities, applications, and technical experiments.

5 projects

Beyond the archive

Some projects deserve a closer look.

This page is pulled from GitLab, but selected projects will eventually grow into fuller case studies with screenshots, design notes, technical decisions, and what I learned while building them.