What I cannot create, I do not understand.

Turning complex real-world logic into runnable code, books, and writing, seeking the truth of technology through relentless creation.

BOOKS

First Principles of AI Coding

A systems-first path from model behavior and agent execution to memory, context, and verifiable engineering loops.

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Cloud Networking: From Isolation to Connectivity

A long-form account of how networking evolves from isolated boundaries to global connectivity through VPC, Internet access, and hybrid cloud.

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Inside QUIC and HTTP/3

Not an RFC summary, but a protocol-engineering view of how QUIC and HTTP/3 constraints become implementation structure.

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PROJECTS

SRC.01 [ACTIVE]

quicX

A self-contained C++17 QUIC and HTTP/3 stack that turns protocol constraints into testable implementation structure, spanning UDP I/O, TLS 1.3, QUIC streams, HTTP/3 routing, QPACK, server push, QLog, metrics, and interop validation.

C++17 Open Source
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SRC.02 [ACTIVE]

CppNet

A cross-platform C++11 asynchronous TCP networking library built around a Proactor-style, multi-threaded event model, small public interfaces, callback-driven I/O, per-connection memory pools, timer wheels, and explicit layering.

C++11 Open Source
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ARTICLES

The Developer's Diary (Fragments)

A Chinese essay styled as a sci-fi developer diary from 2023 to 2029, tracking a programmer's journey through AI collaboration and agent-driven workflows.

You Think You're Chatting with AI, but You're Managing a Finite Textbox

A Chinese essay analyzing LLM context windows, system prompts, and multi-turn conversations to understand how to manage information within a finite attention budget.

Technical Beginners in the AI Era

A Chinese essay reflecting on how AI affects the growth path of junior developers, and how to cultivate core judgment and systems thinking.