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MUI is a cross-platform, GPU-accelerated user interface framework for use inside my demos and projects.

MSynth is a work-in-progress, SuperCollider-like synthesizer for future live coding performances.

TokenFu is a compact cross-platform toolbar UI for keeping an eye on API token usage and estimated cost.

Sculpt is a prototype touch-first sculpting application for shaping a 3D mesh directly on a phone.

Threadz is a work-in-progress iOS puzzle game about arranging a solution on a grid and then watching it play out.

This is the beginning of a real-time strategy game, currently focused on generating a convincing landscape from modular terrain pieces.

MegaCity turns a source tree into an explorable 3D city, with buildings, trees and connections depicting the layout of the codebase.

ScoreView is an experimental piano teacher that turns a musical score into an adaptive practice session.

SatView is an interactive satellite, sky, and solar system viewer.

Draxul is an agentic client/server shell with persistent workspaces and a hardware-accelerated terminal UI for Windows and macOS.

Geek Fast is a SwiftUI app I built to track my fasts with a suitably nerdy dashboard.

First Contact DCRX is my home-built QRP CW transceiver, documented in a 29-video build log from early receive tests through to the first QSO.

WBR Regen is my 7 MHz regenerative receiver build, boxed in a Hammond enclosure and finished with a custom two-color fascia printed on my Bambu Lab printer.

The Soldersmoke DCRX is my home-built 80-meter direct-conversion receiver.

Morse Beacon is a compact RP2350-powered device that generates a repeating Morse signal from a small, self-contained box.

I’ve been learning Morse code, in order to build and use a transceiver.

Rezonality is the current iteration of my live coding tool.

Zing is a simple audio integration library.

As part of an astronomy course, I generated a Hertzsprung-Russell diagram from Gaia satellite data.

The nice part of cryptocurrency is how easy it is to talk to the exchanges and gather data.

I added a simple API to the Sonic Pi codebase.

Live Coding Experiments brings together several components I built while exploring programmable music, audio and visualization.

I’ve been working on a graph-based synthesizer for some time, as part of my larger live coding project.

I contributed a pair of scopes to Sonic Pi 3.2.

Zep is a lightweight editor, designed to be used inside a 3D engine.

I currently work on Developer Tools at NVIDIA.

Easy Render is a lightweight sample of how to do simple CPU drawing to a Windows window.

Most graphics programmers have played with voxels/Minecraft-style rendering.

Mgfx is a teaching framework I’ve used at York Developers.

Recognizing gestures for a spell-casting game idea.

Implementing Game of Life is a classic programming challenge.

Understanding how option trades evolve over time is key to being able to trade them effectively.

Every graphics engineer should write a ray tracer at some point.

Generating mazes in code is a fun challenge.

At the York Code Dojo, we spent an evening writing a connect 4 player.

Building a Lisp interpreter is an interesting exercise, especially if you are new to functional programming.

I started making blankets because I’ve always been fascinated by pattern problems, and I was looking for a non-technical hobby in my down-time.

MapMindz was a little application I wrote for Microsoft Surface 1.

Asteroids is a compact MGFX teaching demo that makes simple game physics easy to see, tune, and play.

Boardz was a collection of turn-based board games released for iPhone and iPad.

MornyGo is a C++ engine I wrote to play Go, combining an opening book with Monte Carlo tree search, UCT and RAVE.

I like to tinker with game development occasionally; my hex planet app shown here is one such example.

NanoVG is a 2D vector library.