Welcome to nootnoot.co


Hey, my name is Collin, and welcome to nootnoot.co. This is my personal repository for projects, apps, information, and otherwise that I have created or chosen to host over the years. While this website will work just fine on almost any browser, for the best experience, please use it with an HTML 5 compatible browser on a screen of 1024x768 resolution or higher, and with 24-bit colors.

My main interest is in low level systems and programming langauges. I have created multiple programming languages including Blæst (pronounced as "blast") and Crow Lisp. While Blæst is effecitvely dead, Crow is still under active development (actually undergoing an extensive rewrite right now to make it even faster). I also work with operating system development, and embedded system development.

I am also an active amateur radio operator, and have created a veriety of tools and pages for amateur radio operators which can be found on my amatuer radio portal. I am very interested in radio communications, and love creating digital modes, or implementing existing ones. I am the author of the very unoriginal DTFSK digital mode.

Apart from my personal work, I also host a veriety of tools and webpages. Some of those include tools for Amateur radio, or information portals which contain a veriety of information about many topics. I also keep a blog called The Standard Screen, where I write more personal articles about what I am working on, and strive to educate others about them. So welcome, I hope you enjoy your stay.

Find Me On

Github
The Standard Screen

Other Sites

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Gopher / Gemini

Software and Cool Stuff

  • Crow - A Lisp-like programming language
  • Nematode - A browser + engine designed for the 90s
  • Basic Shell - A Linux command line shell modeled after Commodore 64 BASIC
  • Blæst - A Just-In-Time compiled programming language
  • JGopher - A Java gopher client, implementing a GopherView widget for swing
  • Aquila Virtual Machine - A simulator for the Intel 8080 processor, particularly the Altair 8800

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