byPixelTV / Beyond the codeA little life update

Code. Headphones. One more round.
The person behind the projects.

Usually building something.
Otherwise, probably here.

01 / The soundtrack

Usually something playing.
Usually a little too loud.

From my SpotifyLatest listen
THE DAILY
SOUNDTRACK.

The latest listen appears here.

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A few familiar voices.
A lot of repeat plays.

Personal favorites

Regular rotation
  1. 01RAF Camoragerman hip hop
  2. 02Travis Scottrap / trap
  3. 03Yeatrage rap
  4. 04NFhip hop
  5. 05Don Tolivermelodic rap

02 / Away from the editor

Race weekends. Familiar worlds.
A few things I keep coming back to.

Weekend plans / Formula 1
United States Grand Prix circuit

Up next / Round 18

United States Grand Prix

Austin

The speed, the strategy, the tiny decisions that change an entire weekend. I’m here for all of it.

Season calendar ↗

A familiar world / Long-term obsession

Minecraft

Minecraft is less just a game for me and more a playground for servers, plugins, systems and ideas that keep turning into real projects.

Where playing turns into building ↗

The everyday essentials

Daily driver

Nothing Phone

Clean hardware, weird little design choices and a UI that feels different enough to actually have taste.

Main setup

Windows

Where most of the day happens: code, tools, games, debugging sessions and the occasional desktop cleanup that lasts five minutes.

03 / Back in the editor

Backend systems, Minecraft projects and web interfaces. These are the languages I keep reaching for.

Explore my projects ↗
  1. 01 / In the toolkitKotlin

    JVM backends

  2. 02 / In the toolkitJava

    Minecraft systems

  3. 03 / In the toolkitGo

    fast services

  4. 04 / In the toolkitTypeScript

    web apps

That's where I'm at.

Still figuring things out.
Still building.

Notes from along the way ↗
The glowing 85.2 FM radio from Portal
Aperture Science / 85.2 FM

I played Portal and Portal 2 for the first time in 2026. Portal 2 was a recent discovery, and I still find it wild that a game like this came out in 2011. Both feel timeless.

The Source Engine behind them is just as fascinating to me.