Open-Source work

I try to contribute to open-source softwares both during my day job and my free-time.

Starlark

As part of my work on Bazel, I created the Starlark language. It's a language derived from Python that can easily embedded in other tools.

Since Bazel adopted Starlark, the language has been used in many other places: at Google, at Facebook, at IBM, and in many other projects (e.g. the Delve debugger). Multiple implementations of Starlark exist.

On my free-time, I am still co-maintainer of the language specification.

VS Code

I am an occasional contributor to VS Code. In particular, I have contributed to the design of the comments API, which can be used for integrating code review systems into VS Code.

I lead a team at Google that contributes to VS Code, as part of a collaboration with Microsoft.

Shader Minifier

Shader Minifier is an tool to obfuscate and minify shader code (GLSL or HLSL). It is able to do complex code (tree-based) transformations and clever variable renaming in order to make the code more compression-friendly.

It is now used by a large number of price-winning demoscene productions, especially 4kB intros.

I am responsible for 90% of Shader Minifier, I sometimes receive pull requests for other people.

Bazel

I was part of the team at Google that open-sourced the Bazel build system. I constantly advocated inside Google for keeping the project as open as possible and encourage collaboration with the open-source users.

Bazel is now used by lots of companies, e.g. Adobe, Dropbox, Huawei, LinkedIn, Lyft, Nvidia, Pinterest, Uber, VMWare.

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