Recently, I ported my NES emulator, Ludus to run in the browser, using WASM. You can play around with it here. This post is a brief overview of the interesting aspects in creating this port. Ludus Ludus was an NES emulator that I wrote 3 years ago, back in 2018. I was starting my BSc at EPFL then, so it’s a bit fitting to revisit the project now that I’m starting my MSc.

This morning I decided to implement my own version of UNIX’s classic tree command in Rust. I thought the algorithm was both non-trivial, and interesting enough to warrant a quick blog post.

This is a post about Poline, a tiny programming language I wrote recently. The main “gimmick” of Poline is a feature called Green Threads. In fact, Poline doesn’t have many other features besides them.

This is a post about ginkou, a tool I made recently. This tool uses Rust, SQLite, as well as mecab to archive sentences, and then to retrieve them based on the words they contain.

This is a short post about a crate I recently published: https://crates.io/crates/ludus. This crate provides the core logic of an NES emulator, and can be used to build independent GUI applications.