I'm a Java backend engineer and open source developer focused on building high-performance networking software.
My primary interests are:
- 🚀 QUIC & HTTP/3
- 🌐 WebTransport
- ⚡ Netty
- ☕ Java
- 🔌 Network Protocols
- 📡 Real-time Communication
- 🏗️ Distributed Systems
A production-focused Java implementation of WebTransport built on top of Netty and HTTP/3.
Features include:
- HTTP/3 support
- WebTransport sessions
- Bidirectional and unidirectional streams
- QUIC datagrams
- Flow control
- High-performance asynchronous APIs
- Production-ready server architecture
Maintaining and improving the Netty Socket.IO ecosystem with a focus on:
- Performance
- Native transports
- Modern Java support
- Reliability
- Production readiness
I enjoy contributing to networking infrastructure and protocol implementations.
Areas I've contributed to include:
- Netty
- HTTP/3
- QUIC
- WebTransport
I'm especially interested in improving developer experience while keeping performance as a first-class goal.
- High-performance networking
- Zero-copy I/O
- Native transports (epoll, io_uring, kqueue)
- Protocol design
- Distributed systems
- JVM performance
- Benchmarking
- Open standards
- Advancing WebTransport support in Java
- Improving QUIC performance
- Building production-grade networking libraries
- Contributing to the Java networking ecosystem
Java • Netty • QUIC • HTTP/3 • WebTransport
Linux • io_uring • epoll • kqueue
Maven • Git • JNI • Rust
Build software that is simple to use, difficult to misuse, and fast enough that performance is no longer the bottleneck.
I'm always interested in discussions about:
- QUIC
- HTTP/3
- WebTransport
- Netty
- High-performance Java
- Network protocol design
- Open source collaboration
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