hitogata

hitogata is a personal wiki maintained by Tre, a developer who describes himself as someone who writes software, makes games, and creates art while emphasizing the human side of those activities. Rather than a company site or a tutorial hub, it functions as a long-term home for his notes, essays, and project documentation, organized into articles, projects, and an about page.

The core of the site is written material. The articles page hosts blog posts and personal writings, with recent entries covering device specifications for a project called ok, a library for handling Blocks, and an argument for a lingua-franca language for stack-based VMs called POP-2000. The projects page links to ongoing programming and creative work, and the about page answers common questions about the author.

A notable technical detail is that the site itself is built with a static site generator and markup language that Tre created from scratch, which fits the site’s overall interest in understanding tools from the inside out. Links to GitHub and Codeberg profiles let visitors follow the code behind the writing.

This site suits developers curious about low-level systems, stack-based virtual machines, and custom tooling, as well as readers who prefer personal, exploratory write-ups over polished tutorials. Artists and game makers interested in how creative and technical work intersect may also find it worthwhile.

Start with the articles page for recent posts, then browse projects for context on w