Forem: Neil

Solana killer

Neil — Sun, 11 Jan 2026 07:59:09 +0000

Built Flux Chain at 11 years old.

100k+ TPS blockchain with TypeScript smart contracts.

github.com/pookiejames634…

Age is just a number 🚀
https://github.com/pookiejames634-dotcom/flux-chain.git

Devpulsw

Neil — Sun, 11 Jan 2026 07:56:59 +0000

11 years old. Built a developer productivity dashboard.

DevPulse tracks coding time, Git activity, system resources, and has a
Pomodoro timer.

All in a beautiful CLI.

https://github.com/pookiejames634-dotcom/devpulse.git

Quantum edge trading

Neil — Sat, 10 Jan 2026 09:17:27 +0000

🚀 QuantumEdge-Trading — My Advanced Algorithmic Trading Toolkit

Hey dev.to! I’m an 11-year-old aspiring developer and I love building real tools that do cool things — not just toy apps 😄

Today I want to share another one of my projects: QuantumEdge-Trading — a set of open-source algorithmic trading strategies and tools that you can use to explore machine learning and smart money concepts in markets!

🔗 Check out the repo here:
https://github.com/pookiejames634-dotcom/quantumedge-trading

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💡 What QuantumEdge-Trading Is

QuantumEdge-Trading is a collection of professional-grade trading strategies and supporting tools written in Python and TradingView Pine script, designed to help traders and developers learn and experiment with:
• Machine learning-based strategy — a clean ML approach using K-Nearest Neighbors
• Smart Money Concepts / Institutional-level strategy — advanced indicators and market structure
• Bonus tools like a lead scraper and sentiment engine for market research and automation

It’s free, open source, and you can use it both for learning and practical experimentation — perfect if you’re curious about quant trading or how machine learning can drive decision-making.

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🧠 What’s Inside

Here are the highlights straight from the repo:

📊 Strategies
• ML Algo Pro (Machine Learning) — a minimal yet powerful ML strategy that outputs clean signals and confidence scores.
• QuantumEdge Pro (Smart Money Concepts) — institutional-grade indicators like order blocks, fair value gaps, volume profile, and Wyckoff pattern detection.

🛠 Tools
• News Sentiment Engine — Python script that analyzes market sentiment from news and data.
• Business Lead Scraper — a scraper to collect leads from Yellow Pages and other sources (bonus real-world automation tool).

📈 How to Use
• Paste the Pine strategies into TradingView to start paper-trading signals.
• Run the Python tools locally with pip install -r requirements.txt.

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🛠 What I Learned

Working on this taught me:
• How trading strategies are structured and coded
• How to mix machine learning with financial signals
• How to organize a large, multi-part repository
• How developers can share tools so others can learn too

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🚀 Next Steps

I’m planning to:
• Add more ML strategies and research new indicators
• Improve documentation and examples
• Explore live tracking dashboards in future versions

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Thanks for reading! If you’re into quant trading, ML, or just love tinkering with open-source tools, check it out and drop some feedback — I’m constantly learning and building 😄

Stay curious,
— [neil]

Neiler-64

Neil — Sat, 10 Jan 2026 09:12:00 +0000

🌟 Hey dev.to! I’m an 11-Year-Old Aspiring Dev & This Is My Project: Neiler 64

Hey everyone! I’m an 11-year-old developer who loves building hardware and software just for fun and learning 🤓. I’ve been working on something pretty cool called Neiler 64, and I want to show it to you!

🔗 Check out the full project on GitHub:
https://github.com/pookiejames634-dotcom/neiler-64

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💻 What Neiler 64 Actually Is

Neiler 64 is a custom hardware and software platform that brings together:
• Custom CPU architectures (8-bit and 16-bit)
• A custom GPU with tile-based graphics
• A portable workstation design (the Neilerdeck)
• Emulators, assemblers, and tools to build and run your own programs

It’s kind of like building your own computer from scratch — both the brain and the body!

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🛠 What’s Inside

This project includes:
• Neiler CPUs: Custom-designed CPUs (Neiler-8 and Neiler-16) with full instruction sets
• NeilerGPU: A graphics engine with multiple display modes
• Portable Neilerdeck: A DIY cyberdeck workstation with hardware specs, PCBs, and even 3D-printable parts
• Tools: Assemblers, emulators, docs, and examples so you can build and run your own programs on it

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🤔 What I Learned

Working on Neiler 64 taught me a ton about:
• Computer architecture basics
• How emulators and CPUs actually work
• How hardware and software fit together
• Managing a big repo with different subprojects

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🛠️ Next Steps

I’m planning to:
• Add more features to the Neiler-16 CPU
• Improve the emulator
• Build a real physical prototype
• Possibly open source parts for others to build too

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🎉 Thanks for Reading!

I’m here to learn and grow as a dev, and I hope this inspires others my age (or older 😄) to jump into hardware and software development too. If you check out the project and have feedback or ideas, let me know — I’d love to hear them!

Stay curious,
— Neil

🌟 Hey dev.to! I’m an 11-Year-Old Aspiring Dev & This Is My Project: Neiler 64 Hey everyone! I’m an 11-year-old developer who loves building hardware and software just for fun and learning 🤓. I’ve been working on something pretty cool called Neiler 64, a

Neil — Sat, 10 Jan 2026 09:11:11 +0000