A software engineering student who builds his own tools — desktop, web, and audio

I work on every project the same way: a written specification first, then milestones that can be checked, then tests that keep the rules correct. What counts as done is behavior that passes its tests, not a screen that looks finished.

What I build now goes beyond desktop apps: a music player, a tax regulation search that works offline, a voicebank maker, a collection of games, and a small server on a second-hand TV set-top box. Outside code, I also write: game design documents, a novel, a short story, and song lyrics.

Below, everything is grouped by its state: what you can try now, what is still on the table (in progress, waiting on something, or resting for now), writing, one work placement from my industry internship, and the archive of projects that were not continued.