C# developer building creative tools: graphics, sound, and games.
I like turning code into things you can see, hear and play.
Creative coding in C#, the Processing way. It started because I wanted Processing / p5.js in C#, and grew into its own thing:
- Its own IDE: live diagnostics, under-a-second Run, and hot reload that keeps your sketch's state
- 2D and real 3D: SkiaSharp and OpenGL, up to 200,000 GPU particles
- Live-coded sound: an audio engine inspired by Sonic Pi, written from scratch:
[LiveLoop], synths, drums, and visuals that react on the beat - Any NuGet package as a sketch library: one
// nuget:comment and it's linked
A Go (baduk, weiqi) board that feels every move. It started because I wanted a Sabaki-like board in Avalonia, and grew into a place to play, study and review:
- A board you want to look at: kaya, bamboo and walnut gobans, clam-shell, yunzi and glass stones, all rendered from code, mixable with five themes
- KataGo in the background: every move rated with points lost, territory, a score graph, and a review of every game you've played
- Joseki on the board: the known continuations in every corner from the OGS Joseki Explorer, plus a spaced-repetition trainer
- Moves you can feel: the best move cracks the wood, captures shatter, and a lo-fi soundtrack synthesised in code heats up with your streaks
- Online on OGS, with fair play built in: no AI help during live games
Website · Download · Windows · macOS · Linux
Open to feedback, ideas and collaboration. If you build something with these, I'd love to see it.