Developer Roadmap
Structured notes covering web foundations, frontend, backend, databases, systems, security, DevOps, and architecture.
A maintained learning map, plus public projects and repositories.
This is the personal developer notebook and project index maintained by IllegalCreed. The main roadmap is written in Chinese and follows a practical path from browser fundamentals to application architecture. Notes are revised as the underlying technologies change rather than published as disconnected snippets.
These cards point at a live site when one is public, and at the repository otherwise. Images are screenshots of a public site or, for Content Studio, its local workbench. A cover remains only when a project has neither.

A from-scratch TypeScript remake of Chinese Paladin (1995). It can be finished in the browser and includes a visual editor. Unofficial fan project.

92 data-structure and algorithm entries in nine categories. 77 algorithm pages step through in sync with TypeScript, Python, Go, and Rust.

Maps Romance of the Three Kingdoms 14 officer stats for 1,180 officers onto an Artificial Analysis snapshot from 2026-10-10. The romance edition currently seats 102.

How large projects can organize docs when the agent is the first reader, and the doc set is a routing system for agents. Four blog posts, plus the agent-first-docs skill with doc-lint and templates.

An original three-view shooter: Salamander-style side scrolling, 1943-style top-down, and a pseudo-3D chase. It does not use the originals' ROMs, art, music, or stages, and it is drawn in Godot 4.

A macOS menu-bar monitor for mainland China networks. It checks exit IP, DNS, and WebRTC for Claude Code, ChatGPT, and other overseas AI agents.

A local-first toolkit for cross-project content and video. It compiles a manifest and campaign brief into channel packages, then records with Playwright and composes with local FFmpeg.

A local, credential-isolated plugin for multi-channel campaigns. Platform secrets stay in the macOS Keychain. GitHub, Bluesky, DEV, and Mastodon can publish; Weibo is read-only diagnostics.

A browser workspace for creating and managing slide decks, with an agent-oriented workflow behind the editor. The public entry starts at the login screen.

Turns the roadmap into developer questions by topic and difficulty, then uses the feedback for deliberate review.
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