Why We Publish Code
Open source is our credential system. Anyone can claim "senior engineering" on a landing page; publishing a working kernel driver is harder to fake. These projects exist to be read, compiled and judged.
Linux Network Driver
A network device driver written in C against the Linux kernel APIs: device probing, interrupt handling, ring-buffer management and integration with the kernel networking stack. Kernel code is unforgiving — no exceptions, no garbage collector, a bug is a crash — and that discipline informs everything else we build.
Embedded LED Controller
A controller for LED hardware built for resource-constrained embedded targets: precise timing control, a minimal footprint and a clean interface for driving lighting from higher-level software. Designed to be forked, adapted and dropped into other projects.
What This Means for Clients
- Depth on demand: when your project hits a hardware limit, a driver issue or a performance wall, we don't outsource the hard part.
- Code quality culture: engineers who survive kernel review write cleaner PHP, cleaner JavaScript, cleaner everything.
- No black boxes: we prefer solutions you can inspect — starting with our own.
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