A one-person lab exploring where software has been, where it is going, and what happens
when curiosity gets root access — through essays, experiments, music tools, daft little
games, picture books and one gloriously unnecessary programming language.
Now with 100% more “why did he build that?”
All free. Download a release, launch the web build, or read the source. No cookies, no upsell, no regrets.
Generates complete illustrated picture books and comics — in English, Dutch, Flemish and French.
SCRUM is a programming language I designed and built myself. Not a framework, not a DSL bolted onto something else — an actual language with its own compiler. You write the ceremonies you already argue about in stand-up, and it compiles them to deterministic Java. The AI runs at compile time, not at runtime, so the binary you ship behaves the same every single run.
#SPRINTGOAL Deliver our first Scrum program
EPIC "SampleStories"
USER STORY "HelloWorld"
#REVIEW Our first Scrum Program
SAY "Hello world!"
END OF STORY
END OF EPIC EPIC "SampleStories"
USER STORY "Greeting"
#INTENT
Display a friendly greeting to the user.
#END INTENT
END OF STORY
END OF EPIC Songs composed with a suspicious amount of AI and a Raspberry Pi that never asked for any of this. Press play, judge gently.
Reimagined classics and picture books the whole family can pretend to understand. Paperback & Kindle on Amazon.
Field finds from computing's past, posted daily-ish.
@mity.john →A true architect is not an artist but an optimistic realist. He takes a diverse number of stakeholders, extracts needs, concerns and dreams, then creates a beautiful yet tangible solution loved by the users and the community at large. He creates vessels in which life happens.
If it’s a good idea, go ahead and do it. It is much easier to apologize than it is to get a permission.
Invest in your professional development. Specialize… and team up with colleagues who have different strengths.