This is the order of my favorite to least favorite

• Compiler / programming language design
• Optimizing code for efficiency
• Refining, growing, and learning new skills
• Speed skating (short track & long track)

• Raycasting Engine in C
• Arduino Game Boy
• Brain-F&ck in Rust
• recursive descent arithmetic expression parser
• Assembler is rust(backend) and haskell(front end)
• Fortran to avr-gcc transpiler

In order that I learned them

• JavaScript – first language; built 20+ websites, DOM-heavy projects, APIs, Node.js.
• C++ – learned through Codecademy; used for raycasting and early compiler experiments.
• C – embedded systems (Arduino, ESP32), bare-metal AVR with avr-gcc; recreated Arduino stdlib.
• Fortran – explored F77 and F90; Wrote a transpiler from a simplified fortran 90 to avr-gcc C to run on arduino.
• x86 & 6502 Assembly – learned IA-32, Z80, and 6502; wrote games for TI-85 and analyzed CPUs.
• Rust – read “The Rust Book”; built parsers, interpreters, async systems, and embedded Rust. This is my main language for DSA "leetcode" style questions.
• Java - I use this for school, I have completed APCSP on khan acedemy and plan to take APCSA and APCSP in school in the next 2 years.
• Haskell – functional programming for lexers, parsers, interpreters, and assemblers.
• Zig - I used a lot for embedded projects as of late 2025 into 2026 and used Zig to build a vex v5 runtime. You wont find me doing much other than Zig and Haskell in the big 26.

I have completed harvard CS50, Stanford CS143 Compilers, Uni of helsinki Functional Programming I | Functional Programming I, MOOC 5 cr. I am currently enroled in 2 other CS related courses a 600 course on compiler therory and a 400 course on operating systems.

Read my full programming journey

• Quickjs - I did some optimization and documentation, along with helping improve error messaging.
• Vexide - I helped find a fews issues with the examples and fixed them
• Otterlang - I helped with some documentation.
• Butterlang - Added arrays and added some documentation along with them.