Projects
- Taylor: A game engine built with mruby and raylib
- LocalCI: A continuous integration framework built on rake
- Neospec: A testing framework for Ruby and mruby
- Poros: An ORM I built for learning
Taylor
Taylor is a small, free, and open source game engine designed to be easy to use, cross platform, and to boost developer happiness.
LocalCI
LocalCI is my attempt at making an continuous integration system that runs locally and on hosted providers. It’s a heavily opinionated layer on top of rake.
Neospec
I wasn’t happy with the current offerings of testing libraries that supported mruby so I decided to build one myself that worked in a way I thought made sense. It’s inspired and driven by my issues I’ve had with minitest and RSpec.
Poros
This is an older project but one I’m still proud of. I wanted to build a small file backed Active Record library for simple scripts that needed storage but didn’t want to go so far as to use SQLite.
I also had no idea how Active Record worked and wanted a better understanding as I don’t like relying on “magic” in programming. I do feel this helped me gain a much deeper understanding of Object-relational mapping (ORM) libraries thanks to this.