I'm a full-stack software engineer who likes to make stuff. I love to code, build side projects, and figure things out.
Here’s some of my more interesting side projects. Some are games, others productivity tools, and even some non-tech stuff.
These days I spend most of my time on Dank Nooner, an open-world motorcycle stunt game I’m building in Godot. Before that I shipped Guac & Load, my first 3D game, on Steam.
I don’t reach for the Mini Macro Pad much anymore, but it’s still one of my favorites to talk about: it’s where I learned MVC and built a drag-and-drop config editor from scratch.
Run shortcuts and automate tasks with a press of a button!
An open-world motorcycle stunt game. Do all the stupid stuff on a bike from the safety of your home.
Guac & Load is a fast-paced restaurant sim where chaos in the kitchen leads to a fight for survival.
My name is Sebastian Safari, I call myself a “professional fixer, hobbyist figure-outer”.
I’m a full-stack software engineer with 9+ years building production software and the infrastructure it runs on.
I love building side projects: these range from making video games, 3D printing, and programming things for myself or my family. I’ve got a few other hobbies like playing guitar, working on my car/motorcycle, and spending time with my wife and our dog.
Here I share the stories behind my projects—the process, the challenges, and the lessons learned.
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I'm learning how to code procedural animations for my new game, Dank Nooner (v2)!
The game launched! Lessons learned and retrospective of making a game in 6 months.
Reach out to me if you want to connect on LinkedIn, or email me at [email protected].
If you like to code, check out my Github.
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Read how I made the macro pad, and how I added a config editor to it.
Mini Macro Pad (go-mmp) is a tool for creating and running macros, shortcuts, and other automated actions at the press of a button.
It works with hardware like Arduino-based macro pads or directly through a desktop GUI, making it versatile for various workflows.
Screenshot of the GUI:
