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password_db

A simple database for storing and managing passwords using SQLite3 in Python 3

ph_parser

A parser for PH, using BeautifulSoup and requests. It generates a CSV of the latest videos when is provided keywords and number of pages to scrape

puppy_adoption

An exercise I made for an udemy course with flask and wtforms

pyview_flask

A desktop app made with Webview and flask. The app is excessively simple, it was made to learn how to integrate the two frameworks

rectanglesinrectangles

A simple solution for a dcoder problem. You have to find the number of rectangles generated by x horizontal lines and y vertical lines

regex_search

This program searches for a regular expression inside a file

samplequizgame

A sample and simple (pun intended) quiz written in Javascript

sherlockwatson

Simple zero players game between Sherlock and Watson

smart-brain

Udemy Final Project

smart-brain-api

Final project for Udemy course

student_registration

A simple cgi to register my students

terminal_blog

This is a blog manager written in Python. It uses a MongoDB server as a database. It's quicker and faster than a normal SQLDB server.

ticker_graph

A script to plot price-graphs for tickers using yahoo finance's data. It features the following libraries: pandas_datareader, bokeh.plotting and datetime

tkinter_dictionary

A simple English dictionary using tkinter, difflib and json

tkinter_gui_weather

I made this small app by following Keith Galli's tutorial on youtube (https://youtu.be/D8-snVfekto)

tkinter_portscanner

A simple single-threaded portscanner written in python to test tkinter library

towerjump

trillo

A simple website build using CSS grids

udp_chat

A simple udp client/server app for chatting or sending utf-8 strings. It's not a complete project, but it's more like a proof-of-concept. To close communications input BYE followed by QUIT to exit the program.

website_blocker

This is a script meant to be run via cron at each reboot. It blocks the website that you input as a string (using the -l argument) or as a file (-f). It checks the local time by using the time package. It also uses argparse to accept arguments at runtime.