Main on GitLab.

Also on Codeberg.

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A comprehensive list of some of the main projects I've worked on. Credit to tandpfun/skill-icons for the svg icons used.

My Dotfiles repo containing my configs for: Neovim, Zsh and Bash, Tmux, i3wm, kitty and mocha as well as some utility programs that are exported to the $PATH variable.

This is the actual visitable site which contains the project's showcases as well as an image gallery and a blogging page. You can think of it as the homepage of this project. It showcases most of the projects listed here but not all of them are in the site's showcase list.

Back-end

Front-end

A monorepo example written with React + Tailwind + TS on the front-end and Actix.rs on the back-end.

This was my first Discord bot which was made via Discord.JS using TypeScript with NodeJS and npm. The database is MongoDB which works very well with NodeJS projects.

This is a revised version of the original discord interactions bot which was my first poor attempt at making a bot that allows for user interactions. This version uses SQLite (instead of MongoDB) as well as Rust via the Poise and Serenity frameworks (instead of TypeScript via Discord.JS) as the primary language and frameworks. The current one also has a Docker and Docker Compose configuration.

This website was inspired from this site and is hosted on GitLab pages. It's built with Typescript, HTML and CSS.

A Rust library which uses Cargo make for the solutions directory and the library itself contains required LeetCode structs signatures such as: TreeNode and the ListNode signatures. Additionally, the library provides the users with powerful macros which excel the ease of code generation.

A Rust app (via the arduino_hal crate) that works with 3 blinking leds which implement the basic binary counting (implemented via bitshifting).

A simple CLI Rust Rock Paper Scissors game implemented using Enums, HashMaps and parsing from the user input.

A Rust attempt of a library that does Matrix operations. It's incredibly sub-optimal as it uses double heap indirection in the form of: Vec<Vec<T>>.

A basic VGA output displaying operating system built in Rust which can't even compile on my machine.