I explore how things work, build tools, and share what I learn along the way.
A brief introduction
I'm a hacker who loves digging into how things work. Whether it's reverse engineering old software or building new tools, I enjoy the process of learning and experimenting.
I'm an active open source contributor and enjoy bringing ideas to life through side projects. I value clean, efficient code and believe in sharing knowledge with the community.
Currently working on various personal projects and documenting the journey on my blog.
Projects I've built and maintain
A WIPI (Wireless Internet Platform for Interoperability) emulator that runs in the browser. Built with Rust and WebAssembly, it allows you to run legacy Korean mobile applications from the 2000s era.
A personal tech blog where I document things I've learned while developing, problem-solving processes, and technical explorations. I share experiences with various programming languages and frameworks.
Values I hold dear as a hacker
Always asking "how does this work?" and diving deep to find out.
Documenting what I learn so others can benefit from the journey.
Writing clean code that performs well and is easy to maintain.
Contributing to and learning from the open source community.
Have a question, want to collaborate, or just want to say hi? Feel free to reach out!