An engineer with a curious mind and a love for systems that go beyond the surface.I enjoy exploring how things work under the hood — whether it's rendering pixels, routing audio, or handling low-level protocols. My work spans across game development, system programming, and occasionally web tech when the problem is worth solving. I’m driven by the desire to build things that are fast, efficient, and just a bit unconventional. This blog is my space to document experiments, challenges, and the weirdly satisfying bugs that teach you more than tutorials ever could.
Outside of tech, I enjoy observing how people use technology, and occasionally breaking things just to fix them better.
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Dec 21, 2025 · 4 min read · By now, the game is complete. Not just playable — but structured, understandable, and extendable. So instead of adding more features, this final part is about stepping back and understanding what this project really taught us. Because the most import...
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Dec 21, 2025 · 6 min read · Right now, the game is playable.But it’s also… predictable. Enemies: spawn at a fixed rate fall at a fixed speed never change behavior That’s fine for learning, but games become interesting when they adapt. In this part, we’ll make the game grad...
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Dec 21, 2025 · 6 min read · So far, our game only has one mode: running. That’s fine for experiments, but real games don’t work like that. A real game has states: a start screen a playing state an ending state In this part, we’ll introduce game states and finally handle: ...
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Dec 21, 2025 · 4 min read · So far, bullets and enemies happily pass through each other like ghosts. That’s not very exciting. In this part, we’ll make bullets actually hit enemies. By the end of this part: bullets will destroy enemies enemies will disappear on hit the game ...
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Dec 21, 2025 · 7 min read · Up to now: we can move the cannon we can shoot bullets bullets move and disappear correctly But there’s still one big problem. There is nothing to shoot at. In this part, we’ll fix that by introducing enemies that appear at the top of the screen...
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