Software engineering
.NET, APIs, web applications and clean, maintainable software that solves real problems.
Welcome to HENNSA, a personal space for developing software, experimenting with new technology and building systems that are useful, reliable and enjoyable to work on.
From building applications to running the infrastructure behind them, these are the areas I keep returning to.
.NET, APIs, web applications and clean, maintainable software that solves real problems.
Deployment workflows, developer tooling and repeatable ways to get software running.
Self-hosted services, networks, cloud connectivity and learning by running things myself.
Local language models, benchmarking and exploring what's possible with today's tools.
A few of the things I'm building, maintaining or exploring. This is a growing collection, not a finished portfolio.
A personal deployment toolkit for Windows-hosted applications, focused on predictable releases, validation and automation.
A practical place to run services, test ideas and learn more about infrastructure under my own control.
Running and comparing language models locally, with a focus on coding tasks and realistic hardware limits.
Software developer. Systems enthusiast. Forever curious.
I'm a senior software developer working primarily with .NET and modern web technologies. I enjoy the whole process, from figuring out how a system should work to building it and keeping it running.
Outside day-to-day development, I spend a lot of time experimenting with my own infrastructure, automation and local AI. HENNSA is where those interests come together.
Useful material from my own work, starting with the document design system that inspired this site's visual identity.
An independent technical document style guide with reusable HTML examples, design tokens and AI-friendly reference material. The same navy, blue and restrained gold palette is used here.
Open style libraryHENNSA will grow as projects take shape and new things are worth sharing. For now, have a look around the workbench and the resources.