Become a sponsor to Christopher Mühl
Hi, I'm Christopher Mühl (toph). I have written software professionally for 15 years, and in my own time I work on two projects in the open.
Beloch is a declarative language for origami, built on the Huzita-Justin axioms. One line is one fold. The evaluator works out the geometry over exact real-algebraic numbers and emits a crease pattern and a folded state as FOLD.
Aleph Garden is my lab for personal data on the web. Its first published piece is Vitrine: a resource has an address, a table of rules picks the code that draws it, and you replace that code without building an application around it.
Sponsorship pays for hours on these two projects.
Featured work
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tophcodes/beloch
A declarative language for origami on the Huzita-Justin axioms, evaluated exactly into folded states and FOLD files
OCaml -
aleph-garden/vitrine
Vitrine: a rendering layer for IRIs. One IRI in, HTML out, views under a rule table.
TypeScript -
aleph-garden/quadpod
A Solid personal data server in Rust. Every resource is a named graph in one embedded quad store, so the whole pod is one queryable dataset.
Rust 2