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G4brielXavier/README.md

Hey! I'm Gabriel Xavier

Systems Developer | Cryptographic Engineering | FullStack Developer | Worldbuilder | Storyteller

Writing code since 2020. I use my creativity to build high-performance tools as an act of praise to God. Currently focused on low-level systems and compiler design.

🛠️ Core Tech Stack

  • Language:
    • Rust (Deeply focused on SIMD, Memory Safety, Tokenizer, Parser & Unsafe optimizations)
  • Specialties: Cryptography, DSL design, CLI Tooling, UI/UX,
  • Environments:
    • Hyper/Axum (Backend)
    • Next.js/React (Frontend)
    • Unity (Game Dev)

🔗 Links & Portfolio

✝️📖 2030-2040: Purpose Driven.

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  1. Tequel Tequel Public

    A high-performance, chaotic AEAD encryption engine built on the TQL-11 ARX primitive with SIMD/AVX2 and Rust.

    Rust

  2. myway myway Public

    A minimalist project manager for your ideas. Built with Rust for speed and mental clarity.

    Rust

  3. Asto Asto Public

    Asto is a small but powerfull DSL designed to help CLI engineers organize, describe, and document command-line tools - clearly and efficiently.

    Rust

  4. Hova Hova Public

    Hova is a Domain-Specific Language designed to describe and organize entities in a clean, readable and structured way. It lets you define your data once and automatically export it as JSON, YAML or…

    Python 2