GAA little about me

I make software.
I like figuring things out.

George Asanache
GEORGE ASANACHESOFTWARE DEVELOPER

Illustrated by a human, not generated by AI.

Software developer

I like understanding
how things work.
Then making them better.

Software developer building native Apple apps, Linux security systems, and full-stack web applications. Working across Swift, TypeScript, JavaScript, Rust, C, C++, Go, Java, Python, and SQL.

I build tools for problems I run into: managing Windows apps on a Mac, troubleshooting satellite connections, or keeping track of remote servers.

I work on both the interface and the code underneath it. That includes native desktop controls, network protocols, databases, and Linux packet filtering.

Find me on GitHub

01Areas of focus

Languages and systems

01Native applications

Swift & Apple Platforms

Swift, SwiftUI, AppKit, and UIKit for macOS, iOS, and iPadOS. From Wine environment management in Nightcap to safe cleanup in Sweep and maritime tools in VSG OPS.

02Web & desktop interfaces

TypeScript & JavaScript

React and Next.js for full-stack web applications, Electron for BetterFLOW, and browser APIs for Brave Shields. Shared types connect interfaces to the systems behind them.

03Systems & performance

Rust, C & C++

Rust powers Nodelark’s desktop backend and the WebAssembly filtering engine in Brave Shields. C handles kernel-level filtering; C++ drives IPTV Multiviewer’s video-wall and monitoring tools.

04Services & data

Go, Java, Python & SQL

Go services and agents, Java application work, and Python automation. SQL across PostgreSQL, TimescaleDB, MariaDB, and SQLite supports operational history, accounts, and application state.

05From packets to pictures

Networking & Diagnostics

WireGuard provisioning, SSH and remote-desktop sessions, multicast video, MPEG-TS diagnostics, and satellite link planning. Tools that make connectivity problems visible and actionable.

06Protection & resilience

Defensive Security

XDP/eBPF packet filtering, handshake validation, network hardening, encrypted credential storage, and role-based access. Security decisions belong in the architecture and the interface.

03Get in touch

Have something
in mind?
Send me an idea or ask about a project.Let’s talk