About Me

Hello, I'm Jamie Sanders. Given that you've clicked a link to this page, you seem to want to know more about me. That's good, let's get started.

I'm a programmer who got his start at the age of 15, developing an open-source emulator for the Nintendo Entertainment System in Java, called vNES. At a young age, I've always been fascinated by technology, the ability to take a program or a file intended for one piece of hardware and transfer it for use on another, such as recording a program using a VCR deck for later viewing, has always seemed to me to be a revolutionary and underutilized concept. Whether it was learning where memory locations were in video games to create my own cheat codes, or taking apart electronics to see what goes in them to make them work has been of particular interest to me from a young age.