I'm Xuyang WANG. I love to create something interesting. 👋
My ID is Nugine. Just a nuclear engine.
My blog site: https://nugine.xyz/
Programming languages: Rust, Python, TypeScript/JavaScript, C/C++, ...
Notable projects:
- Nugine/simd: SIMD-accelerated operations
- Nugine/s3s: S3 Service Adapter
- Nugine/rlimit: Resource limits
- Nugine/const-str: Compile-time string operations
- Nugine/bfjit: Brainfuck JIT 虚拟机教程
- Nugine/rust-utils: Various utilities and experimental ideas
- transform-stream: Lightweight async stream wrapper
- numeric_cast: Safely cast between numbers
- outref: Out reference
- asc: Atomic Strong Count
- ordered-vecmap: Ordered map and set based on vectors and binary search
- wgp: Yet another waitgroup implementation
- Nugine/rdma: Low-level RDMA API
- Nugine/simdutf-rs: Unicode validation and transcoding at billions of characters per second
- Nugine/epkv: An experimental distributed key-value database using EPaxos protocol
- Nugine/nuclear-router: A URL router library with focus on speed
- Nugine/nuclear: A web framework for humans
- Nugine/deno-manual-cn: Deno 中文手册
- Nugine/json-rs: A json parser for learning
- Nugine/mirage-tank: A simple library for creating "mirage tank" images
- Nugine/bpnn-rs: An implementation of BPNN in Rust
- ThinkSpiritLab/carapace: A code runner for online judge
- ThinkSpiritLab/ojcmp: Online judge comparer
- ThinkSpiritLab/ScrollBoard: 滚榜动画
- datenlord/s3-server: Generic S3 server implementation
- datenlord/aligned-utils: Common utilities to work with aligned values and allocation
- datenlord/async-fuse: asynchronous FUSE implementation
- ...
I have contributed to various projects:
- rust-lang/rust
- rust-lang/stdarch
- rust-lang/reference
- denoland/deno
- denoland/rusty_v8
- tikv/rust-rocksdb
- datafuselabs/opendal
- datenlord/datenlord
- uuid-rs/uuid
- RustMagazine/rust_magazine_2021
- minio/mc
- RustScan/RustScan
- DataDog/glommio
- console-rs/indicatif
- ibraheemdev/matchit
- Rust-Coding-Guidelines/rust-coding-guidelines-zh
- kpcyrd/syscallz-rs
- ...
If my open-source work has been helpful to you, please sponsor me.
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Every little bit helps, and I appreciate your support. Thank you!
