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Hi, I'm Luzifer.

I build frontend-focused web apps and internal tools for a living, and still can't resist adding "just one more feature" to the games I love.

How a mod became a career

My path here wasn't exactly planned. It began on the Factorio forums, back before the mod portal even existed.

"I'll just add one small feature."

That quiet habit turned into a full-time career. Today I work as a Certified IT Specialist for Application Development: a frontend-focused full-stack web developer.

Minecraft modding is the newest of the three: Star Technology pulled me in, and I never really left. These days it sits right alongside Factorio: no roadmap, no deadline, just whatever feature is bothering me that week.

Off the clock, I'm usually deep into an anime, working through a manga, manhwa or manhua backlog, listening to whatever genre fits the mood, or playing something that has nothing to do with either.

Currently

A small, well-worn toolbox

Frameworks & Libraries
Backend

Things I've shipped

StarT Helper

A companion tool for Star Technology, a GregTech-based Minecraft skyblock modpack. It's built around widgets: add whichever calculators you need, from ratio tools to other pack-specific helpers.

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Game Spectrum

Beta

Sorts games into three simple categories. Still an early prototype, but out in the wild, inspired by a video from Surnex.

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Modpack Assembler

Factorio has no official way to share a modpack, so players just pass around raw mod-list.json files. This turns one into a shareable page styled like the official mod portal, with per-mod details and automatic checks for missing dependencies, conflicts, and version mismatches.

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