A passion project born from a deep love of retro computing history — build and debug any 8-bit architecture you can dream up, with presets for the machines that defined an era.
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A casual drop-and-merge puzzle game built in Godot 4.6, with a space and planetary theme. Drop planets, merge matching ones, evolve them into larger celestial bodies. Built with Claude AI via a custom MCP integration that let the AI read and modify the Godot project in real time.
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Years of building production PHP platforms at scale taught me what a framework should actually look like. UbixCore is that framework, open-sourced — and Sowing.me is the proof it works.
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Why buy another SaaS seat when you can build the whole thing? A look at the architecture behind XenTask — 13 microservices, a real-time WebSocket server written in C, and a React frontend that actually does the job.
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A biblical-themed endless platformer I built and shipped to both the Google Play Store and Apple App Store in about six weeks using Godot 3. Dodge obstacles, collect fruit, grab the Rainbow Robe, and chase the global leaderboard.
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An oscilloscope clock uses a CRT tube to display time as vector graphics drawn by an electron beam. I got the full hardware stack working — power supply, voltage dividers, ADC, and an Arduino driving vectors onto the phosphor. What I didn't finish was custom firmware and a clean chassis build.
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