Software shenanigans

Software development is magic. You create nothing out of nothing, and you can do it really fast while never actually being done. Following list is pretty useless, I keep it to remember what I did and when.

In my 20s

• Implemented interpreter in Java (ongoing)
• Planned: interpreter in C, GO
• Planned: compiler in GO
• Planned: database in C/C++
• Planned: OS in C/C++
• Planned: ML framework

Before and during BSc Software Engineering

My parents were dead set on me attending the university, so I did. University proved to be a good framework for meeting people and doing more through means of competition (but also an excellent framework for messing around and "wasting" time and money.)

University projects

• Designed and implemented Application Lifecycle Management solution inspired by Github and Basecamp, as part of my Final Thesis.
• Implemented a simple operating system as a part of a whitepaper
• Implemented Atari 2600 emulator as a part of a whitepaper
  • C++, CMake, Python 3, SFML
• 200+ exercise programs and apps in C++
  • IO, OOP, parsing, etc
  • graphics using SFML and SDL
  • Data structures and algorithm's
  • implementation of Game of Life, path finding, excel clone...
  • wrote personal notes and c++ reference
• 100+ SQL statements with explanations + SQL Server administration guide
• C#
  • Software for tracking food for diabetics - ASP.NET (Web Pages, Razor, MVC), jQuery
  • World Cup Statistics tracking - WinForms, WPF, RestSharp
  • Other smaller apps and programs - AspNet.WebApi
• Java
  • Patient tracking app - GUI (swing) and TUI (lanterna), pdfbox, jfree.chart
  • Other smaller apps and programs - fxml, jsp, jsf, servlets
  • Android apps
• 30 example programs in 6502 and 8051 assembly
• Writeup on dataset analysis - pandas, numpy, matplotlib/seaborn, scipy, sklearn
• Networking
  • subnet calculator in python
  • wrote a simple guide on dns, arp, tcp and wireshark usage
• Computer Architecture and Digital Electronics
  • logisim projects (adders, NCBD, ALU)
  • wrote a reference on digital logic
• Short Probability and Statistics reference (typeset in LaTeX)
• Restaurant website using HTML, CSS and JS (vue.js 2)

Home projects

• MMO server emulator and client disassembly and recompile for Disney Pirates online (no longer involved)
  • Python, C++, proprietary poorly documented protocols
• MMO server emulator for Path of Exile (no longer involved)
• various small websites - HTML4,5, CSS2,3
• various small unreleased games
  • started with adventure maker and plain HTML, 3D Rad
  • moved to C# and Unity3D
  • then messed around with C++, Python and Panda3D
  • after which I briefly ventured into land of Lua, MoonScript and LOVE 2D
  • For game art I have used Wings3D, Blender, Maya, 3ds Msx, Mudbox, sketchup and many others...