I build embedded systems, ESP32-focused libraries, and practical developer tooling with a strong bias toward:
- clean architecture
- async-first design
- RTOS-friendly abstractions
- memory-conscious implementation
- production-ready APIs
I am the owner of ESPToolKit, an organization focused on modern ESP32-targeted libraries for real firmware projects.
Modern embedded tools, compressed and in control.
A curated set of ESP32 libraries aimed at making firmware development more structured, readable, and reusable.
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esp-jsondb
esp-crypto
esp-worker
esp-timer |
esp-fetch
esp-eventbus
esp-logger
esp-date |
embedded libraries • firmware infrastructure • async systems • diagnostics • networking utilities • storage layers
| Principle | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Readable | APIs should reduce friction, not add ceremony. |
| Deterministic | Embedded code should behave predictably under load. |
| Composable | Libraries should integrate cleanly without forcing a framework. |
| Practical | Useful outside demos, examples, and toy projects. |
Embedded
C • C++ • ESP32 • FreeRTOS • ESP-IDF • Arduino
Backend
Node.js • TypeScript • MongoDB • REST APIs • WebSocket services
Frontend
React • Tailwind CSS • ShadCN-style systems • Tooling dashboards
Website • ESPToolKit • Ko-fi



