About the service
I develop and bring to production code in the Grain language — a modern functional language that compiles directly to WebAssembly. My specialty is small, honest Wasm modules that load quickly and work predictably, whether inside a browser tab or on an edge runtime next to your users. When you hire me, you get more than just a compiled artifact. First, I rephrase your task into a typed functional model, then write clean modules in the Grain language: immutable data, pattern matching, and pure functions that are easy to read and cheap to test. I keep the output code compact and trim the module size so that loads stay tiny and cold starts stay short. Typical results: reusable packages in Grain, a documented WebAssembly build pipeline, a thin host layer in JavaScript, unit tests, and a brief guide so your team can continue without me. I've run the Grain language through real projects: validation cores, parsers, pricing and scoring logic, and stateless edge functions with responses in milliseconds. I care about typed functional tooling, so I set up formatting, linting, and reproducible builds from day one. If you're unsure whether Grain is right for your case, I first build a prototype slice and measure module size and latency before taking on the full scope. Describe your target runtime and constraints — I'll return a clear plan with stages.
