Sheet 01 · General arrangement
Hoxiee
Full-stack and desktop developer. ASP.NET services and Nuxt front-ends, and Rust for the parts of my own desktop that do not work yet. Wayland dropped the global key grab, so I wrote the push-to-talk daemon that gets it back.
About
Where I came from and what I actually spend my days on.
I started out in Unity, mostly building tooling, runtime modules and editor extensions rather than the games themselves.
That turned into a habit of building the thing that builds the thing, and eventually into web and desktop work: ASP.NET on the back end, Nuxt on the front. Most of my time now goes into C# and TypeScript, with Rust for anything that has to sit close to the system.
I run Arch with niri. That is also where most of my side projects come from: something in the setup does not work, I get annoyed, and a week later there is a repository. Currently open to work.
Selected work
Four out of the pile. Full breakdown lives on the projects sheet.
ReLauncher
A Minecraft launcher built around instance isolation: every profile owns its own version, mod set and configuration, and nothing leaks between them. It sits on CmlLib.Core for version resolution and auth, which is also why the loader installers are being written as separate packages rather than buried in the app. The NeoForge one is already published and usable without the launcher.
yaptt
System-wide push-to-talk for Wayland. Grabs input at the compositor level, so it works regardless of which window has focus.
NanoTween
Tweening system designed to be vendored inside another asset rather than installed beside it. No shared namespace, nothing to declare.
Ni modules
Seven separate Unity packages: schedulers wired into the player loop, typed PlayerPrefs, extensions, utilities. Each installs on its own; none depends on the rest.
Stack
Modules clipped onto three rails. No percentage bars. A number out of a hundred has never told anyone anything useful about a language.
Contact
Five terminals, all live.
- 01 Email hoxiee.dev@gmail.com
- 02 Telegram @ohnononoh
- 03 GitHub github.com/Hoxiee
- 04 Discord 416631033836863488
- 05 YouTube @hoxiee_d
Email is the reliable one, Telegram the faster one. If you are hiring, the portfolio sheet has roles, stack and dates laid out without the decoration.
