developer / builder / learner

jayytech

a collection of things i build, break, flex (none), and learn from.. ...

About

i'm a student who likes building things, experimenting with different languages, and figuring out how stuff works.

i mostly work with systems programming, command-line tools, libraries, automation, and whatever else happens to interest me!

Project Highlights

prism

a Rust-based LLVM toolchain for turning .ll files into native executables because apparently making an interpreter was too tuff (and it executed too slow (unless JIT/AOT)) aaand more suffering indeed in the process (this is inevitable)

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arc

a small stack-based bytecode virtual machine written in Rust because apparently writing normal programs were not giving... (my mind has given up)

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tasm

a tiny Assembly-like programming language written in Rust because, uhm, apparently my abnormal program needed.. another abnormal program??? (referring to arc.. probably.)

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jstd

a collection of practical Rust utilities that i kept needing across different projects!

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Stack

the languages and tools i keep coming back to, in roughly decreasing order of how much i'm currently into them!

Rust
libraries, command-line tools, APIs, and messing around with lower-level ideas!
C#
terminal applications, simulations, and whatever benefits from a nice standard library without making me type Java levels of ceremony (holy boilerplate + holy verbosity)
Java
object-oriented-focused applications, Maven projects, and structured, rigid code. kinda like C#, but, uhmm, BUFFER OVERFLOW
Python
automation, desktop applications, and projects where getting the idea working quickly is the ENTIRE POINT!!
TypeScript / JavaScript
i genuinely prefer TypeScript over JavaScript. web stuff, although the HTML and CSS are usually the parts i'm actually trying to fight with...
C++
command-line tools, experiments, and learning how things work closer to the machine/metal. i frequently choose this over Rust for lower-level ideas! BUT i hate this so much because it's too complex to the point it won't stop giving me headaches. CAN'T I SWITCH VERSIONS IN PEACE???
C
low-level experiments, manual memory management, and apparently making my own string library because that sounded like a GOOD (BAD) idea! i DO hate that this dang language lacks organization. like just ADD namespaces, oml.

Code Commissions

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CURRENTLY OPEN — 0/2 SLOTS

small coding tasks for people who need a little help with scripts, utilities, automation, data logic, and other manageable programming work!

SCOPE

these are intentionally kept SMALL + MANAGEABLE.

  • NO massive projects
  • NO full websites / large frontend projects
  • NO entire apps / games
  • NO unfamiliar frameworks that require extensive learning

most tasks should be realistically finishable in around 1—3 hours, depending on complexity, research, and debugging involved.

Turnaround: 24—48 hours
weekends preferred; weekdays may work if i'm free

Capacity: maximum of 2 tasks per 2 weeks!
(so roughly a task per week!)

SERVICES / ECOSYSTEMS

  • - [0x01] Rust / C# / C++ — PRIMARY
    • small standalone programs
    • CLI utilities
    • algorithms & data-processing logic
    • mathematical / computational utilities
    • file I/O and text processing
    • small-medium debugging / fixing tasks
    • small system-programming utilities
  • - [0x02] Python / TypeScript — SECONDARY
    • small automation scripts
    • basic file organization / renaming utilities
    • basic file I/O and data handling
    • simple text / log processing
    • small Discord webhook utilities
    • small scripts and logic tasks

    existing libraries i'm familiar with are fine; unfamiliar frameworks or libraries may be declined.

  • - [0x03] HTML / CSS / C — LIMITED
    • small markup changes / fixes
    • tiny HTML/CSS-only tasks
    • simple, not overly complex C programs

    larger frontend design work isn't currently offered. i'm still learning and improving my web-dev skills.

Not currently offered:Lua/Luau, etc.

complex networking, large applications, full game systems, advanced infrastructure, major projects, and anything outside the micro-task scope may be declined.

HOW TO REQUEST

DM me on Discord with:

  • what you want made
  • preferred language, if any
  • what the program should do
  • important requirements, examples, or references
  • clarifications

i may decline tasks that exceed the scope, timeline, or any current skill level. i'm still a student, so there are limits to what i can realistically take on