What I couldn’t find, I built — and what I built, I shared.

Most of my libraries started from my own needs: I searched for existing solutions but couldn’t find any that truly worked well.
So I built my own tools — and instead of keeping them private, I released them as open source.

My goal is to strengthen the Node.js and JavaScript ecosystem by providing reliable, useful, and production-ready libraries that developers can build on.

Open source takes time, energy, and passion.
If you’d like to support me and my work, you can do so through GitHub Sponsors.
Your encouragement helps me stay motivated and keep creating libraries that benefit the entire community.

• ⚡ quico
  The first full QUIC and HTTP/3 implementation for Node.js.
  Bringing next-generation internet protocols directly to JavaScript developers for ultra-fast networking and cutting-edge experimentation.

• 🌐 dnssec-server
  The first open-source DNS server for Node.js with full DNSSEC support.
  Lightweight, developer-friendly, and designed to make secure multi-domain management simple.

• 🎥 stable-webrtc
  A production-ready WebRTC library that solves the real-world headaches of vanilla WebRTC: signaling chaos, dropped connections, and multi-context confusion.
  It was built to make peer-to-peer connections finally stable in production environments.