My name is Andrew Soutar. During the day, I write code for @HostiFi, a Unifi and UISP cloud host. At night, I write more code - mostly in Common Lisp and C (odd combination, I know), but also Python, JS, C++, whatever. Most of that code is public. Contributions and comments are welcome - and if you’re having trouble using my code, feel free to reach out!
- figment
- I’m building a text editor that works the way I do. It’s written in Common Lisp (to make it easy for me to extend), and uses Vulkan for rendering, on top of the raw X11 and Wayland protocols. I’m using this as a learning project, to develop a better understanding of modern graphics architectures and things like that. I have a half-dozen or so other repositories that support this project as well.
- pair.sh
- I’m building a lightweight remote-shell tool - think SSH, but without having to install packages, set up servers, generate keys, open ports, etc. It’s designed around the use-case of quick, one-off remote access - useful for troubleshooting a problem, pair programming, things like that. This one has been on the back burner for awhile, so I haven’t made significant progress on it.
Check out my resume: https://andrewsoutar.com/resume. (It’s open-source, and built with Svelte!) Or get in touch: andrew@andrewsoutar.com.