ParseJS is my crownjewel project.
I made ParseJS when I was fifteen during my ninth schoolyear. It started as an idea for a program that would store tables in a compact but human-readable way, but it evolved when I decided I wanted to make a tokenizer and parser to make my job easier. In the end it turned into its own project.
Check out ParseJS' README for more details.
HotTea is a an "eh" library. I am proud of it but I feel like it could have been implemented better.
HotTea does its best at adding statically typed classes to JavaScript
by using Proxy to simulate datatype-related errors.
Flexable Object Oriented Language is one of my oldest publicly-shared projects (and it shows). F.O.O.L. was going to be a C-style language with features I felt would be helpful or neat.
While the language is not practical and unfinished, it is still a charming novelty. - It has strings, numbers, booleans, and something that vaguely resembles an implemetation of classes.