Open Source Contributions

Event times are arbitrary-precision rational numbers, so moments never drift or collide through floating-point rounding — whether they're centuries or microseconds apart. It runs in the browser, as a single offline HTML file, and as a Linux desktop app, with a server for accounts and sharing. Its foundations are standalone libraries: exact rational arithmetic and indexes for SQLite, an augmented ordered map for the browser, and a conformance suite that checks both against PostgreSQL's pgmp.

λtext turns plain text files into functions: templates can take other templates as arguments, be partially applied, and be composed. A Hindley–Milner type system infers how each file is meant to be used, so mismatched templates are caught before anything is rendered.

A framework for Lindenmayer systems — the grammars behind procedurally generated plants, fractals, and patterns — supporting stochastic, context-sensitive, and parametric rules with a streaming iterator. It also powers the animation that follows your cursor on this site.

37 merged merge requests across the framework: Snabbdom rendering backend upgrades and FFI improvements, a double-render fix in the ParDiff backend, lazy text in the static renderer, custom HTML templates for live reload, CI for the Snowman project template, and many improvements to the documentation website.