heya, i'm arsh — a 14-year-old programmer and game developer.
i like building things, making art, and learning new languages
(the programming kind).
i also do robotics on ftc error 101 (#32594) as the lead auto software dev.
languages / python & gdscript
currently learning / java, html + css
pronouns / he/him
a web app that i built in google apps script that ran an unblocked chatbot at school. i shut it down once it got too popular and because it just wasn't a morally right thing to do.
a custom pybricks fork coding client for lego ev3 and spike prime hubs that adds a modern green workspace, co-op editing, hub telemetry, editor themes, and an ai assistant for micropython.
a cutting edge pixel art software meant to rival the capabilities of standard desktop applications, setting a new standard of quality for browser-based pixel art tools.
my neovim + tmux + shell config. opinionated, over-commented, occasionally broken.
autonomous captain / software dev
a group of nine students from shenendehowa high school united by a passion for innovation, technical excellence, and the principles of the first core values.
creative design → coding lead
middle school fll team, renowned for recieving second place overall team at the american robotics championship in new jersey in 2022, as well as qualifying to the first world championships in houston in 2025.
lead artist
small group of 6 ms/hs kids occassionally participating in game jams. i drew all the pixel art assets and general game artwork.
merged pr — keyboard navigation fix in a11y-toolkit ↗
translated the getting-started docs for pixelboard into french
reported + triaged 12 issues for a certain game mod loader
made a theme for a certain code editor — 3k installs and counting ↗
accepted stack overflow answer for a css box-shadow question (of course) ↗
the fastest way to reach me is email. i read everything, i reply to most, and i'm always up to talk about web toys, team stuff, or your cursed css problem.
or find me as @arshium14 pretty much everywhere.
a tiny arcade game. use W (rotate), A (left), D (right), S (soft drop), and SPACE (hard drop).