I'm Alvin, a second-year middle school student from Melbourne, Australia. Right now, I'm passionately working on jas. In addition, I've also created numerous fun micro-projects of my own and even ran a coding club at my former school to help others. Passionate about everything software and aviation
- 📝 Loves Visual studio code from Microsoft!
- 🍎 Loyal Apple fanboy.
- 🌏 Speaks two languages!
- 🐧 Linux Lover.
✈️ Travelled to: 🇸🇬🇲🇾🇨🇳🇭🇰🇲🇴.
"[...] The readme page is georgeous, the first impression is extremely positive. [...] The code is ver[y] easy to read and it seems [to] support all the common instructions already, I like it!" — perschrijver
"Bro this is gold! So glad I found this subreddit. It's full of bright devs like OP. Awesome work!! Low-level devs UNITE! :D"
— u/disassembler123
"that's a really awesome project I have major respect for anybody who writes assemblers for x86, it's something really insane honestly considering the complexity of the architecture compared to risc" — UnmappedStack, Kernel developer
"Woah dude, that's amazing. I've checked both Jas and Brainfry and they are such incredible projects. Congrats Brainfry being 7.46kb it's stunning" — u/Noel_Em
If you're interested with this project, check it out here 🙌
All of my projects on this GitHub page are completely free for all people visiting. No limitations on use and distribution.