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Increasingly doing a little of everything
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Increasingly doing a little of everything
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Tamschi/README.md

I'm a largely self-taught systems and frontend developer, game component creator, protocol wrangler and occasional UX designer.

I tend to design software with focus on how it interacts with people (both during development and after).

What I do

Current Project Status
Helping out with issue management and research on Bridgy Fed ongoing
flourish, an intuitive, type-erasable signals abstraction for Rust released
Various RPG Maker plugins ongoing occasional releases
Asteracea, an efficient low-friction GUI framework in Rust Technically working, but it's a lower priority yak-shave.
Infrequently yields useful OSS libraries.

Additionally tech help for friends and family and keeping up with developments surrounding Rust, ActivityPub and ATProto in general.

Things I wrote

  • Pinning in plain English

    This was generally well-received and translated into Chinese by a member of the Rust community.
    It also was on the Hacker News frontpage for a few hours.

  • Rust RFC 3634: Scoped impl Trait for Type

    This was a bit of a software design and technical writing exercise for myself.
    The topic is quite complicated, so the overall document turned out longer than expected.

    (This isn't currently actionable due to its size and a few issues that have only informal solutions in the discussion so far.
    I plan to get back to it and work on breaking it down into a roadmap once I'm a bit less busy again.)

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  1. Asteracea Asteracea Public

    [WIP but functional] A web application framework for Rust. Asteracea can be used for client-side and server-side rendering and for statically rendered and deployed sites (and combinations thereof) …

    Rust 16

  2. flourish flourish Public

    flourish is a convenient and full-featured signals framework in Rust. isoprenoid is the signals SDK backing flourish.

    Rust 17

  3. CSS-Hacks CSS-Hacks Public

    A number of (mostly small) quality of life improvements for different websites.

    CSS 1

  4. rust-template rust-template Public template

    A template repository for Rust libraries. If you wish to use this template for your own projects, please erase my name and contact details from the license files and meta data, and feel free to cha…

    Rust 6 1

  5. tiptoe tiptoe Public

    An easy-to-support intrusively reference-counting smart pointer.

    Rust 1

  6. CSS-Table-Tennis CSS-Table-Tennis Public

    A doodle made within a day to learn 3D CSS.

    HTML