James Livesey
- Software Engineering Apprentice at the BBC (who do broadcasting and media stuff, among other things)
- Founder and lead developer of LiveG Technologies (who do software and hardware stuff)
- Knows 14+ programming languages (impressive to non-programmers it seems)
- Semi-successful YouTuber who denies the fact that he's a YouTuber
- Location: (?:Norwich|London), England
Quick facts about me:
- 📅 I am a few years old (the script that gets my age hasn't started yet!)
- 💻 I use LiveG OS on my Framework laptop, and I use a PC with a custom Debian 12 install on it at home
- 👨🏼💻 The IDE that I use is Visual Studio Code
- 🧠 I have ASD, which I've found makes me needlessly knowledgeable about niche tech subjects
- 🟦 My favourite colour is blue, followed by yellow
- 🛠️ I do a fair bit of web development, but lately more systems and embedded programming too
- 🧒🏼 I've been writing code since the age of 6
A few of my projects:
- 📱 LiveG OS (multiplatform operating system built around web tech)
- 💾 atto (educational BASIC computer which apparently is popular in schools)
- 🐱 catto (atto, but rewritten in pure, nostdlib C) [new]
- ⌚ DigiCron (a retro smartwatch that runs apps in WebAssembly) [new]
- 🕸️ wasmu (a WebAssembly interpreter designed for the DigiCron) [new]
- 🧊 Voxel (an advanced programming language and bytecode interpreter)
- 🟩 Hexle (Wordle-like game with unsigned 16-bit ints in hex)
- 🟩 Bytle (Wordle-like game with unsigned 8-bit ints)
- 🌳 Sinecraft (3D Minecraft clone for the CASIO fx-9750GIII calculator)
- 💬 Glipo (social network)
- 🔧 NanoPlay OS (operating system for educational learning device)
- 🪙 Auracoin (cryptocurrency made before the fad ended)
- 📔 Mandarin Notes (from my Mandarin learning many years ago)
- 📋 ...many more which I've either forgotten about or have since created