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    3. Luke Parker

    Luke Parker

    Luke Parker is an individual software engineer, presenter, mentor and open-source developer known online as Hona. His personal site focuses on educating developers through technical writing, while his projects focus on .NET architecture, developer tooling, data-driven community sites and software performance.

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    6Products
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    Brisbane, AustraliaHeadquarters
    Focus Areas
    Web Performance
    MCP Tools
    Performance Testing
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    Latest News
    Hona/strobe repository released version 0.17.0 in its latest commit.Nov 7, 2026
    Added @hona/strobe to npm with a CLI launcher, bench SDK and per-platform binaries.Nov 1, 2026
    Markets
    • Software developers and engineering teams
    • .NET and Microsoft-platform developers
    • Open-source projects and maintainers
    • Teams building web, Electron, Bun/Node or native applications
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    Latest News

    11/07/2026

    Hona/strobe repository released version 0.17.0 in its latest commit.

    github.com
    11/01/2026

    Added @hona/strobe to npm with a CLI launcher, bench SDK and per-platform binaries.

    github.com
    10/31/2026

    Published the initial strobe specification, agent notes and built-in skill.

    github.com
    01/08/2026

    Published Be a good citizen using AI in open-source and the workplace.

    lukeparker.dev

    Products & Services

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    strobe
    November 7, 2026 (repository release commit 0.17.0)

    Open-source performance measurement and explanation tool for web pages, Electron apps, Bun/Node processes and native applications. It is designed to measure user-perceived performance and attribute results down to code, native stacks, threads, wake-ups, allocations, frames, GPU and memory details. Distributed as the @hona/strobe npm launcher/bench SDK and a Rust application.

    Tempus Hub

    A site for a racing-game community to socialize, track times and view analytics. Luke's project page says it aggregates the game's API and presents more insightful data through a dedicated frontend.

    TF2Jump.xyz

    A data-driven Team Fortress 2 rocket-jump and sticky-jump site intended as a rebuild of TempusHub, restoring historical data and adding reporting and analytics.

    Up Blazor

    A budgeting and financial-insight site integrating with Up Bank, an Australian digital bank; it was built to replace Luke's spreadsheet-based budgeting workflow.

    Market Position

    Luke's personal work is positioned as an independent, open-source and educational alternative to heavier or less transparent developer tooling. strobe differentiates itself from conventional benchmark/profiling tools by combining user-perceived metrics with defensible validation and attribution from the UI and browser/native layer down to code, threads and native stacks; his architecture content and templates emphasize practical, low-overengineering .NET development.

    Leadership

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    Luke Parker

    Software Engineer, presenter and mentor; known online as Hona

    His public profiles describe prior work spanning government and education consulting, in-house financial services, venue and event-management software and startups. SSW lists him as a Software Engineer II alumnus in Brisbane, with expertise in .NET, Clean Architecture, Blazor, DevOps and mentoring; a 2026 conference profile says he builds OpenCode and open-source developer tooling at Anomaly.

    Founding Story

    Luke's public work grew from a combination of knowledge sharing and personal problem solving: he publishes practical software-development articles and builds tools and sites to address problems he encountered himself. For example, he says he built Up Blazor after finding no existing Up Bank budgeting solution that matched his needs, and his GitHub profile describes rebuilding TempusHub to restore historical data and provide deeper analytics.

    Target Markets

    Industries & Segments
    • Software developers and engineering teams
    • .NET and Microsoft-platform developers
    • Open-source projects and maintainers
    • Teams building web, Electron, Bun/Node or native applications
    • Game-community users, especially Team Fortress 2 jump players
    • Up Bank users in Australia
    Use Cases
    • Developers learning .NET, Blazor, C# and application architecture
    • Teams adopting Vertical Slice Architecture
    • Open-source maintainers and application teams diagnosing performance regressions
    • Benchmarking web pages, Electron apps, Bun/Node processes and native applications
    • Team Fortress 2 rocket-jump and sticky-jump players seeking historical data and analytics
    • Up Bank users seeking budgeting and future financial insights
    Notable Customers
    • Tempus game community users
    • Up Bank users

    Quick Facts

    Headquarters
    Brisbane, Australia

    History & Milestones

    November 7, 2026

    The Hona/strobe repository showed release 0.17.0 as its latest commit.

    October-November 2026

    Created and actively developed strobe, an open-source cross-platform performance measurement and explanation tool, including its specification, agent skill and npm distribution.

    2025-2026

    Became publicly associated with Anomaly/OpenCode work; a 2026 speaker profile describes him as building OpenCode and open-source developer tooling.

    August 2024

    Published Why not AutoMapper? What should I use?, continuing his technical writing on .NET architecture and development practices.

    October 2023

    Published the Vertical Slice Architecture: Quick start with .NET 8 article and continued work around the SSW Vertical Slice Architecture template and documentation.

    Key Capabilities

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    Technical education through articles, presentations and mentoring
    .NET, C#, ASP.NET Core and Blazor development
    Vertical Slice Architecture and clean-architecture guidance
    Open-source contributions and upstream debugging
    strobe benchmarking and performance attribution for web, Electron, Bun/Node and native applications
    CPU, GPU, memory, I/O, frame, latency, thread, allocation and native-stack measurement in strobe

    Integrations & Partnerships

    Platform Integrations

    • strobe is distributed through npm as @hona/strobe, with a CLI launcher and bench SDK.
    • strobe supports web pages through Chromium/Firefox/WebKit targets, Electron apps, Bun/Node processes and native apps.
    • strobe targets Windows, macOS and Linux and integrates with Playwright, Electron and npm-based benchmark workflows.
    • Tempus Hub and TF2Jump.xyz use game/Tempus API data; Up Blazor integrates with Up Bank.
    • Luke publishes and hosts code through GitHub under the Hona account and publishes articles at lukeparker.dev.

    Key Partnerships

    SSW Consulting: Luke contributed to the SSW Vertical Slice Architecture template and documentation and was profiled as an SSW software-engineering alumnus.
    Anomaly: Luke builds OpenCode and associated open-source developer tooling in his professional role.

    Connect

    Website
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    AI Topics

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    Web Performance(1)
    MCP Tools(1)
    Performance Testing(1)
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