Do what you love
People tend to think that my open source work is a waste of time. Let me tell you why I’m enjoying it nonetheless!
Building a multiplayer game with colyseus.io
Colyseus is designed to reduce the burden of networking so you can fully concentrate on your game mechanics. To demonstrate what it has to offer, we’ll implement a multiplayer Tetris clone — we’ll call it Tetrolyseus.
nut.js - Two years recap
A little over two years ago I began to evaluate possibilities to perform desktop automation with Node.js. I compared various existing libraries but at the end of the day, none of them really convinced me - and that was when I decided to build one myself.
Shipping node addons with libraries
How can we build and ship a cross platform compatible node addon which includes third party libraries?
#howiwork - nut.js development workflow
A lot of people claim that with JavaScript one can build everything. So this post outlines my work on my cross-platform desktop automation framework for node: nut.js
Inside node: How node is able to require binary modules
Did you ever wonder how node is able to require binary modules? Let's use the source to find out!
Inside node: What happens when we execute a script?
Whenever we execute a script, most often we do not think about what happens behind the curtains of our runtime. However, piecing together the bits and pieces to find out what is going on is pretty interesting!
JavaScript Desktop Automation
Today I want to show you one of my latest projects I've been working on: nut-tree/nut.js Put simply, nut.js (short for Native Ui Toolkit) allows you to remote control your mouse, your keyboard and your clipboard.