I build software that runs faster than the engines it’s built on. My focus is on Extreme Performance, Zero-Copy Architectures, and pushing TypeScript to its absolute physical limits.

I don’t believe in "good enough" performance. I believe in understanding the underlying engine (V8/JSC) so deeply that I can bypass its overhead. My projects are designed to eliminate Garbage Collection (GC) pressure and object-header bloat by treating memory as a raw, high-speed resource.

"JavaScript was designed for convenience. I use it for throughput."

The ultra-fast, zero-overhead memory arena for Bun & Node.js.

BumpArena is a 1.8kB powerhouse that redefines how we handle millions of data records in TypeScript. It bypasses the standard JS object-model to achieve raw, deterministic performance.

• 1.8 kB Minified (Zero dependencies).
• 3M+ records/s throughput.
• Zero GC Pressure: Manages memory in a flat ArrayBuffer.
• The Irony: A library so optimized that the only remaining bottleneck is the engine's own drive shaft.

The logical successor to the Arena. A Zero-Copy JSON-like Parser that doesn't instantiate objects.

• No String Parsing: Uses start and length offsets directly from the source buffer.
• Fixed-Point Math: Parses numbers using integer-multiplication tricks to avoid parseFloat overhead.
• The Goal: Moving data from a stream to logic with literally zero intermediate objects.

I prefer a 1.8kB solution that solves a problem permanently over a 50MB framework that just hides it.

I once spent a week not writing a single line of code because the architecture needed to "ripen" in my head. The result? A refactoring roundtrip that distilled alloc down to its absolute essence. It’s not just code; it’s a performance statement.

• Currently exploring: Low-level optimizations in Bun, Byte-level manipulation, and SharedArrayBuffers.
• Ask me about: Why your 10 million objects are killing your app’s latency.

Generated with a touch of irony and peak performance.