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    Zer0Hiro/README.md

    > whoami

    Student developer obsessed with the intersection of low-level systems and creative software. I write compilers, talk to microcontrollers, and occasionally make them play music.

    I believe the best way to learn something is to build a tool for it — so I do.


    > ls ~/projects

    🎵 JAM — A Music Programming Language

    Write music as code. Compile it to hardware. Hear it instantly.

    A full DSL ecosystem built from scratch:

    RepoWhat it does
    JAM DSL CompilerParses .jam notation → compiles to C++ for ESP32/Arduino, or exports WAV
    JAM Web EditionBrowser IDE with syntax highlighting, live playback, ESP32 flashing, and an AI tutor

    Features: chord notation, multi-instrument PATTERN grids, Mozzi 2.0 synthesis, bilingual lessons (EN/HE).


    🔢 EquationParser-3D

    A C implementation of the Shunting-Yard algorithm with RPN evaluation, variable support, and ASCII visualization.


    > cat skills.txt

    constchar*strong[] = { "C", "C++", "Python"};


    > cat current_status.txt

    [●] Student — actively learning & building
    [●] Working on: expanding the JAM ecosystem
    [○] Open to: collaborations, feedback, interesting problems
    

    "The best documentation is a working demo."

    GitHub

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    1. JAM-web-editionJAM-web-editionPublic

      Write music in code, hear it instantly in the browser, and flash it to ESP32 hardware — with built-in lessons and an AI tutor to guide you.

      JavaScript 5 1

    2. JAM-DSL-CompilerJAM-DSL-CompilerPublic

      Write music in a simple .jam notation and compile it to hardware-ready C++ for ESP32/Arduino — or preview it as a WAV file.

      C 4 1

    3. EquationParser-3DEquationParser-3DPublic

      Forked from JacoobJacoob/EquationParser

      evaluates equations with option for variables; applying shunting yard algorithm and RPN but now also with visualization

      C 3

    4. OrderHubOrderHubPublic

      Food order management dashboard — track incoming, completed, and cancelled orders across Wolt, TenBis, Mishloha, and manual orders in one place.

      JavaScript 1