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Gerry Agbobada

I'm a backend software engineer currently working at Fiberplane, and this is my github profile. I mostly like Rust and Schemes, but I have good experience in C++ and Python as well, trying to embed the languages I like working with inside the ones I like hacking with. That makes Rust and Web Assembly really nice technologies to explore!

Sometimes, I blog. It is quite rare though.

Nowadays I mostly use my github profile to contribute to Emacs ecosystem through Doom or packages like consult-lsp and a converter from org to tree-sitter test.

I think my most fun projects are:

  • Xile: draft of a front-end for Xi editor, written in Guile Scheme
  • R7.rs: a Rust hosted R7RS scheme (WIP, and interpreter only for now)
  • tree-sitter-org: a tentative to make a tree-sitter grammar for org-mode syntax. Currently it's in a "waiting" state until org grammar is a little clarified

I am also getting my feet wet with front-development with my fork of Rustpad which adds integration with Piston for shared remote code execution. It is currently hosted live on pad.gagbo.net.

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Gerry Agbobada's Projects

diceware icon diceware

Python implementation of the diceware algorithm for strong, memorable passphrases

dmenu icon dmenu

Personal fork of https://tools.suckless.org/dmenu/

doom-emacs icon doom-emacs

An Emacs configuration for the stubborn martian vimmer

dotfiles icon dotfiles

Configuration files repository for Stow deployment

eglot icon eglot

A client for Language Server Protocol servers

emergence icon emergence

A Flocking/Emergence test program, written in Qt5

ergol icon ergol

A COLEMAK-style keyboard layout for French-speaking typists and programmers.

flex icon flex

The minimalist Pelican theme.

flocking icon flocking

A Flocking/Emergence test program, written in C++ using Qt5 for the UI

flocking_sdl icon flocking_sdl

Autonomous agents using SDL and a small JSON interface (Learning purpose)

fvim icon fvim

Cross platform Neovim front-end UI, built with F# + Avalonia

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