I'm Viktor Zahorodnii, a software engineer from Ukraine
.
After 10+ years of pleasant web development using Ruby on Rails
,
I've decided to follow my heart into the land of programming languages, interpreters,
compilers, and systems programming.
My main workhorse is Rust
.
I'm also interested in OCaml
,
less Haskell
,
and aspiring systems programming languages, especially with the focus on memory
safety and performance.
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Zed Settings Sync: a
settings sync extension for Zed editor that monitors changes in user settings
files and syncs then into a Github Gist
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Lox interpreter: a Lox
interpreter written in Rust while following the
"Build your own Interpreter" Challenge
at CodeCrafters that represents the interpreter part of the
Crafting Interpreters book by Robert
Nystrom.
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"Build your own Claude Code" Challenge:
a simple Claude Code-like harness for an LLM that exhibits the main features
of an AI coding assistant: agent loop, using skills, running scripts within
skills, etc.
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Commit message editor history for Zed:
navigatable history in the commit message editor text input similar to what VS
Code offers.
You can find my thoughts and learning observations at my blog