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JesseTG/README.md

I'm Jesse Talavera.

I love building things in native code (C, C++, Rust) that bring people joy. Usually that involves something related to games, but I can also whip up a good CLI tool or web app that'll make your day easier.

I'm also known to write good documentation that distills complex topics into practical advice.

Tech Stack

When I'm faced with a problem, I'll most likely solve it with one of these:

Languages

C++ C CMake Rust Python Unity C# .NET Lua

Web

HTML CSS JavaScript TypeScript OpenAPI Jekyll

Dev Tools

Git CLion GitHub Actions GitHub Pages Windows Linux Bash PowerShell

Lifetime GitHub Stats

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  1. melonds-ds melonds-ds Public

    A remake of the libretro melonDS core that prioritizes standalone parity, reliability, and usability.

    C++ 90 14

  2. libretro/RetroArch libretro/RetroArch Public

    Cross-platform, sophisticated frontend for the libretro API. Licensed GPLv3.

    C 9.3k 1.7k

  3. melonDS-emu/melonDS melonDS-emu/melonDS Public

    DS emulator, sorta

    C++ 2.9k 464

  4. ruffle_libretro ruffle_libretro Public

    Experimental libretro core for Ruffle, the Flash emulator.

    Rust 3

  5. presskit.html presskit.html Public

    Forked from pixelnest/presskit.html

    Re-implementation of presskit() as a static site generator

    HTML 5

  6. libretro.py libretro.py Public

    A Python binding for libretro. Intended for writing test scripts for cores, but can be used for any purpose.

    Python 3