I'm Philipp Andrew Redondo — a fullstack developer in the Philippines who, instead of resting on weekends, writes interpreters and virtual machines from scratch. By day: Laravel, Vue, React, .NET. By night: compilers in C, Go, and C#.
Most devs stop at frameworks. I built the layer underneath them — five programming languages, each targeting a different host. Click a tab to inspect one.
A from-scratch interpreted language built for simplicity, designed and named as a personal project.
Beyond language design — real fullstack systems: rental platforms, student LMS portals, infra starters, and tooling.
Geographically-aware car rental management and tracking platform, v2 rebuild.
Student LMS with CQI tracking, re-implemented as a fullstack Laravel application.
Remote IIS server web admin panel for managing sites without RDP access.
Manage and visualize monthly expenses with clean, simple reporting views.
Dockerized fullstack starter template following clean architecture principles.
Dockerized starter pairing Next.js 14 on the frontend with NestJS on the backend.
Dynamic environment file generator built for faster project bootstrapping.
The full archive — experiments, forks, and works in progress, all on GitHub.
Comfortable across the stack, from systems-level language work down to production web apps.
Based in the Philippines, currently working at the Digital Transformation Office on a job-order basis, and a graduate of the University of Science and Technology of Southern Philippines.
What makes the work distinct isn't just shipping fullstack apps — it's the habit of going one layer deeper. When most developers stop at "which framework," this is someone who asks "what would it take to write the language myself," then actually does it. Five times.
Also runs a YouTube channel, @GhostCommit, documenting the build process along the way.