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SwiftDust/README.md

👋 Hiya! I'm Mart, also known as SwiftDust

Website • me@m4rt.nl • Hack Club: @mart (need to be <18 to join) • See some of my projects

My main focus right now is web development with frameworks like Svelte and React, design and building applications with TypeScript and Node.js/Bun. I've also built terminal applications with Rust and games. Besides that, I'm getting into basic hardware concepts and low-level programming. I know a bit about EDAs and CAD.

I'm part of Hack Club where teens gather to code together. I really like open source and want to contribute more to it in the future.

I also cook and ride my mountain bike occasionally.

I'm proficient with the following skills and languages

My Skills

Some of my projects

  • Transit Trauma: A simple web app where you can see transit delays, based on GTFS realtime data
  • Drempal: Submission to Game Off 2025
  • Personal website
  • Binary Adder PCB: One of my first PCBs. It's really simple but now I know that I like electrical engineering. I'll be doing some more advanced hardware projects soon.

What I'm currently working on

  • Organising events within the Hack Club community (like this one). I've also organised an ARG for 150 participants
  • Learning hardware and low-level languages (I'm moving away from webdev a bit and getting into C and computer architecture!)
  • Qualifying for hackathons (currently Beest)

Here's a fun blog post! Why learning to code is so damn hard

My Github Stats

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  1. drempal drempal Public

    Dodge the asteroids. Revamped version built for Game Off 2025!

    GDScript 1

  2. m4rt.nl m4rt.nl Public

    Personal website

    Astro

  3. transport-accuracy transport-accuracy Public

    GTFS aggregrator purely focused on accuracy percentages and times

    Python

  4. studymate studymate Public

    Your personal study timer (ADHD friendly)

    TypeScript 8

  5. The-Niming-De-Organization/site The-Niming-De-Organization/site Public

    The ARG website itself

    Astro