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I got myself an ortholinear split keyboard. These are my first experiences and my current setup.

I made a Webserver in ARM64 Assembly. This was incredibly interesting but also incredibly hard, what you can kinda expect when using assembly.

I added working garbage collection to my own Programming language. It uses a Mark-And-Sweep strategy and leverages Zigs Allocator interface for seemless integration into the existing functionality.

The compile times got to slow for my liking, so I looked into a semi-correct way to make the compiler standalone. Now the compilation of flow code is blazingly fast© and you don’t need to have the Zig compiler installed to use Flowlang.

I added Integration Tests to Flowlang to ensure correctness of the implementation and work against regressions when adding new features.

I am building my own programming language. It’s inspired by Golang and aims to be a simple, compiled language. It is implemented in Zig and compiles down to a custom bytecode, which is then ran by a stack-based VM.

Bringing Tailwind into Zine was as easy as installing Tailwinds CLI-Tool and telling the Build System to use it. It brought back some of the fun in writing CSS and made my life designing and building pretty Webpages a whole lot simpler.

I made my own Command Line Parsing Library and used it as an excuse to explore the possibilities of comptime and the buildsystem.

I used Zig instead of Python for an exercise, completely deviated from the given code example, and my teacher loved it.