I love building things in native code (C, C++, Rust) that bring people joy.Usually that involves something related to games,but I can also whip up a good CLI tool or web appthat'll make your day easier.

I'm also known to write good documentationthat distills complex topics into practical advice.

When I'm faced with a problem, I'll most likely solve it with one of these:

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1. melonds-dsmelonds-dsPublic

   A remake of the libretro melonDS core that prioritizes standalone parity, reliability, and usability.

   C++ 206 24

2. libretro.pylibretro.pyPublic

   A Python binding for libretro. Intended for writing test scripts for cores, but can be used for any purpose.

   Python 11 3

3. melonDS-emu/melonDSmelonDS-emu/melonDSPublic

   DS emulator, sorta

   C++ 3.6k 573

4. libretro/RetroArchlibretro/RetroArchPublic

   Cross-platform, sophisticated frontend for the libretro API. Licensed GPLv3.

   C 11k 1.9k

5. ruffle_libretroruffle_libretroPublic

   Experimental libretro core for Ruffle, the Flash emulator.

   Rust 8

6. presskit.htmlpresskit.htmlPublic

   Forked frompixelnest/presskit.html

   Re-implementation of presskit() as a static site generator

   HTML 5