BUILDINGsystemsTHATMATTER.
I'm Morrow — a developer from Donetsk region, Ukraine. My path into code started with a small IT school, and grew from there into years of independent study, late-night experiments, and building real projects instead of just reading about them.
Today I work mostly in Rust, building tools that need to be fast, safe and predictable — from PC monitoring utilities to early computer vision experiments. Rust shapes how I approach software: memory safety first, performance second, and no shortcuts in between.
Outside of code I write about my work in public — on Telegram, TikTok and GitHub — and I'm working toward launching a YouTube channel. I build in the open, learn as I go, and stay open to collaborations.
I value performance, reliability, and understanding how systems actually work beneath the surface.
A working set of languages and tools — chosen for what they solve, not for what they look like on a résumé.
A custom visual environment for Minecraft, built around shader management and visual effects that integrate directly with the game's rendering pipeline.
A desktop toolkit for observing what the system is doing — processes, resources and lifecycle events — in a form that is easy to read at a glance.
An early-stage computer vision experiment exploring how object detection can be applied to security camera footage — currently a working prototype rather than a finished product.
Concepts, prototypes and experiments that are not yet finished products. Shown openly, because the work in progress is part of the story.
A planned tool for analyzing Discord server activity, tracking community growth and visualizing aggregated engagement metrics — built around voluntarily connected servers and public server data, not private messages or individual tracking.