C++
Desktop Development
Explores Qt's long history, its role in KDE and the wider software ecosystem, and how it powers desktop, embedded, automotive, medical, and industrial interfaces.
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I'm a front-end developer transitioning toward C++, Rust, Linux, and systems programming. I enjoy building native applications and learning through hands-on projects.
Alongside my full-time work, I create educational content on my YouTube channel and build all kinds of side projects.
This is my personal website, where I share my projects, technical work, research, and things I'm learning along the way.
About MeLatest Videos
Qt - Quietly Powering UIs Everywhere for Over 30 Years
Linux
Systems Programming
Builds a Linux system monitor while exploring uname(), the /proc filesystem, process information, memory usage, and CPU utilization.
Distributed Systems
Software Engineering
Explains how Conflict-free Replicated Data Types let multiple users or devices edit the same file, and how updates can converge across replicas.
Zig
GUI
Builds an immediate mode GUI button from scratch with Zig and Raylib, drawing the widget and handling its size, hover state, and interaction.
Selected Projects
Native applications, systems software, graphics tools, and Rust/C++ libraries.
Cross-platform native budgeting application built around a shared Rust core.
Rust
FFI
CRDT
Native
Latest Articles
Distributed Systems
This article walks through the problem of concurrent file editing in a local, single-instance desktop application and explains how the author solved it with Conflict-free Replicated Data Types (CRDTs), using a Hybrid Logical Clock with a device id as a tie-breaker to guarantee deterministic convergence.
Systems Programming
Operating Systems
A study of GNOME/Mutter MR 4725, which fixes a compositor thread stall on Nvidia GPUs by replacing a blocking buffer lock call with an event-driven approach using sync file descriptors and GLib's main loop.
Artificial Intelligence
Apple's "The Illusion of Thinking" suggests reasoning models may simulate, not perform, true reasoning—excelling at pattern matching but failing as problem complexity rises.