About me
I am a Windows-focused software developer working primarily with C#, C++, and modern WinUI technologies. My work centers around building native Windows applications, developer tools, and reusable libraries, with a strong interest in Windows internals and system-level APIs.
I maintain several open-source projects that explore different aspects of the Windows platform — from user-facing applications to low-level interop utilities. Many of these projects are driven by reverse engineering, undocumented behavior analysis, and practical experimentation.
FluentHub is a native GitHub client for Windows, designed around Microsoft’s Fluent Design system. It aims to provide a full GitHub experience — repositories, issues, pull requests, and notifications — inside a modern desktop application.
RegistryEditor is a modern alternative to the classic Windows Registry Editor, built with WinUI. It focuses on improved usability, Fluent UI styling, and better support for modern Windows features such as dark mode.
TrayIconFlyout is a reusable library that enables tray icon flyouts and context menus in WinUI applications, supporting both WinUI 2 and WinUI 3.
JumpListManager is a WinUI 3 tool for inspecting and analyzing Windows Jump Lists, helping developers understand how applications interact with taskbar jump list data.
CsWin32Ex is an extended fork of Microsoft’s CsWin32 project, optimized for low-overhead and unmarshalled Windows API interop scenarios.
Focus & Interests
- Windows Shell internals and undocumented behavior
- COM / WinRT architecture and interop
- Reverse engineering and binary analysis
- Native Windows UI with WinUI and Fluent Design
- Developer tooling and system utilities