Hello, my name is Alessandro. I'm a twenty-year-old developer based in Italy. My work is focused around:

• Reverse Engineering
• Compilers
• Building software for open-source projects I like

Please take a look at my pinned projects to learn more and follow me to see my next projects take shape. If you want to help me out, consider becoming a sponsor.

1. Reified - Implemented Reification in the compiler without inlining
2. Optional Desugarer - Optional syntax with no performance overhead
3. Named And Optional Parameters - Implemented Named And Optional parameters into the compiler
4. ModernProtobuf - Includes a custom implementation of the protobuf compiler, currently rewriting it
5. Annotations for module directives - Custom fork of the JDK that implements annotations for modules directives a proof of concept

1. Styders - Android App for Styling and Customization, fully written in Java
2. Reboot Launcher - Windows Game launcher, written in Dart(Flutter) and C++
3. Artemis - iOS app to stream HIDIVE content, fully written in Swift(SwiftUI)

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  I've used Java for almost six years, and many of my projects are written in Java, ranging from reverse engineering to compilers. I've been also using Kotlin for around three years for mostly the same reasons.

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  I've worked with Groovy a fair bit for some private projects and an old version of ModernProtobuf, now Groovy is no longer used. I've also used Python for many medium-sized private projects, mainly around web scraping and automation.

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  I've had to learn Javascript and Typescript to contribute to some open-source projects like Baileys. I also use them regularly when reverse engineering web apps.

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  I've used Dart mainly for Flutter, but I also have some backends from a long time ago here on GitHub. Talking about Flutter, I've used it both for Mobile and Desktop development, I've also experimented with it on the Web. You can check the Reboot Launcher repo if you want to try a publicly available program for Windows that follows the FluentUI spec developed using Flutter Desktop.

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  I've learned Swift to develop native apps for iOS and iPadOS. If you are interested you can check out the Artemis repo which is now available on the AltStore.

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  After a couple of years of using only Java, I learned C++ when I became interested in CS. As a result, most of my work there is around algorithms, but I've also used it to contribute to some open-source projects I like.