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So I realized I'm the project owner for popular open-surce apps in most of the majoy languages: Java, Python, Ruby, C/C++, even a little assembly in some of ot. I feel like I need to attempt a proper project in a functional language though.
@2ck Well I have something like 150+ projects on my github. So it would be a pretty big list to compile every project I own of any kind. So let me just list some of the more popular ones.
Aparapi (Java) - it reverse engineers java byte code at execution and rewrites it into a C-like language (C99) so that it can run on GPUs
Aethyr (Ruby) - A text based mud MMORPG. It runs through telnet so no client needed but runs as a ncurses stream so you get windows and and similar ncurses features
Goblin OGM (Python) - An Object Graph Mapper, basically its a way of maping python Objects to graph databases for an OO approach to working with them. It is similar to ORMs used on traditional databases in concept.
AIOGremlin (Python) - A wrapper around Gremlin, a Graph Database driver. It adds Asynchronous IO
ROES (Hardware/C/Assembly) - Stands for Rediculously Over Engineers SWR meter. Its a Atmel based SWR meter that has some of the functionalities of a Network Analyzer as well. Analyzes the properties of antennas in real time.
Ferma (Java) - A similar project as Goblin OGM above but this time for Java
@freemo @2ck
My word, and I thought I had a lot of GitHub projects. 131, counting both my private and public projects.
I may start "migrating" everything more and more to GitLab. Microsoft is starting to piss me off. Gist no longer works on GitHub unless you have a premium account. I wound up doing the equivalent on GitLab.
You know the qoto gitlab we offer here not only has free runners you can use for CI but gives everyone a free ultimate license (normally costs 100$ per month per person).. so you might want to consider our QOTO gitlab instance :)
@freemo which projects