I did a few stuff before 2020. 2020 is one big life-changing year for me (and for a lot of people) so I think it's fair to draw a line between pre-2020 me and post-2020 me. Now, I have to say I'm not the kind of guy who can complete a high quality side-project at any given time; I have a whole bunch of ideas & half-completed projects at a lot of places and because of my conditions the ones I ever completed are either (1) the ones I *have* to complete (like course projects in uni) or (2) the ones that can be completed in 3~4 days.
A minimal static site generator that generates HTML for a whole set of inter-linked Markdown file. Custom style is possible through manualy specifying HTML preamble/postamble files. I didn't use it for my current blog though; I completely forgot about it after I finished.
Git repository on GitLabA tiny LISP-like functional programming language written in Python 3.
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School project. A very crude online IDE which also provides its user storage space. Kinda like a repl.it ripoff.
Git repository for backend & admin panel on GitLabGit repository for frontend on GitLab
School project. An interpreter of a small lazy functional programming language. Basically the same language described in SPJ92 with a slightly different syntax. There's a "report.pdf" in the docs directory but that's not complete - I probably have the completed report somewhere on my old laptop but I'm too lazy to find it.
School project. An RSS/Atom feed reader for Android. Runs on Android 4.2+ I think.
Git repository on GitHubI was part of the translation team. We got the permission back when there's only one single Software Foundations book which later divided into volume 1 & 2, so we didn't translate anything in the Software Foundations series beyond that.
Online Version, HTMLA small utility to convert Racket source code into syntax-colored HTML file. Written in Racket.
Git repository on GitHub2021.12.7
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