An expeses tracker written in Java (Note for the reviewer: this post is intended to save sessions that I wasn't able to submit due the 25 sessions limit (I though that the limit was 25 hours and not 25 'session', maybe of 15/45 min).
A crappy python program that translates Chinese strings located into JS source files to English (quick explanation: a friend found an interesting minecraft bedrock mod but it was written using Chinese... se he decompressed it and asked for a hand to translate its contents). Here the repo: github.com/pepperjackdev/javascript_translator_from_chinese
Worked on a Logic Gate Simulator (it is far away from "finished" but I whink that I finally got the inspiration (on how) to go further in the project). Here the repo for anyone interested on future progress: github.com/pepperjackdev/logicsim.
*(This is a repost for @hakkuun )*
I created a todo cli utility written in Rust. It is buggy, undocumented, untested, and probably even the most ardent opponent of "Clean Code" would be horrified to see it. (You have been warned). However it is my first project in Rust. Clap and rusqlite have been used to parse the arguments (1) and save the data into a SQLite database (2).
Here the github repo: github.com/pepperjackdev/todo
(I apologize in advance for any typos).
I created a todo cli utility written in Rust. It is buggy, undocumented, untested, and probably even the most ardent opponent of "Clean Code" would be horrified to see it. (You have been warned). However it is my first project in Rust. Clap and rusqlite have been used to parse the arguments (1) and save the data into a SQLite database (2).
Here the github repo: github.com/pepperjackdev/todo
(I apologize in advance for any typos).
Today I almost finished the dashboard UI of my Expenses tracker written in Java (almost, because to go further into this project I need a really deep refactor of the code). This is a screen taken from the final result. Here the repo: github.com/pepperjackdev/expenses_tracker.
I finally completed my Java flashcards application: that's a simple application that implements flashcards basic features.
Here the GitHub repository: github.com/pepperjackdev/flashcards.
Currently there isn't any documentation and the only way to use that application is cloning the repository into your environment and running it via maven, but I'm still working on it and at least the possibility to download it as a Jar file will be available soon.
Just resurrected a project I abandoned a month ago: github.com/pepperjackdev/flashcards
My next step will be to introduce a GUI (probably with JavaFX).
