I take software from estimate to production.

Senior developer and tech lead in Davao City. I lead full-stack teams, design data platforms on Microsoft Fabric, and run releases with sign-offs and rollback.

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Many hats. One craftsman.

These are the disciplines I work in, from Figma designs to production releases. I set up AI workflows that plan, build and check each change before it ships.

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Achievements

I keep a log of my recent work. Here’s what I’ve been up to lately.

  • 30 earned
  1. Director's Chair Latest Directed videos live, with Claude making fixes Nov 2026

    Made Pixpocket play videos live as they render, so I can direct them alongside Claude

    I can now direct a video while it plays: Pixpocket draws every frame live instead of waiting for an export, and I pin comments to moments for Claude to fix while I keep watching. It runs as a local app beside Claude Code on my own computer, and I reworked the Rust engine so frames are drawn fast enough to play in real time.

    • Rust
    • Performance
    • Real-time Rendering
    • Claude Code
    • AI Collaboration
    • Video
  2. Roll Camera Turned pixel-art scenes into finished videos Oct 2026 – Nov 2026

    Built video making into Pixpocket: transitions, camera moves, voice, sound and generated music

    Pixpocket now turns my pixel-art scenes into finished videos, with transitions, camera moves, text, diagrams, screen recordings, voice-over, sound effects and generated background music, exported as MP4 or GIF. I built it into the same Rust engine as the art, so the editor, the command line and AI assistants can all put a video together, and folded my separate music and video tools into it.

    • Rust
    • Video
    • Animation
    • Audio
    • Music Generation
    • Pixel Art
    • CLI
  3. Open House Moved Pixpocket from Mac to browser Oct 2026 – Nov 2026

    Took Pixpocket, my pixel-art editor, from a Mac app to the browser, with live collaboration

    My pixel-art editor, renamed from Pixel Lab to Pixpocket, now runs in any browser instead of only on my Mac, so several people can edit the same artwork together, keep working offline, and ask Claude for changes right in the comments. I compiled the same Rust engine to WebAssembly and built the online side on Cloudflare's free plan, with each document kept in its own always-consistent store.

    • Rust
    • WebAssembly
    • Cloudflare Workers
    • Durable Objects
    • Real-time Collaboration
    • Claude
    • Pixel Art
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