My Projects¶
Index table¶
Here you find the project table, organized by creation date (newest projects first) by default. Please note that, not all my projects are displayed here, only those that I find interesting explaining and/or relevant for my profile.
Tip
Click on one of the projects (at the table) to be redirected to the report.
About¶
Here you will find relevant information about all my projects.
At the end of this page you will find an index project table displaying all my public projects. I created this table as an easy navigation that presents the following features:
- Quick search: Projects can be searched by a partial match either with their name or by the description.
- Sorting: The columns 'Name', 'Creation date' and 'Last update' are sortable by clicking at the table header.
- Filter by main language: Select one language to see only those projects which contain it.
- Link to report: Click directly on the table row of the project you are interested in to jump to the report page.
Alternative to the table, the TOC at the left has organized report documents for these projects. Here each project is organized by their most relevant language.
Project reports¶
Within each project, the fist thing you will encounter is a table like this:
| GitHub Repo | Main Language | Status |
|---|---|---|
| GH Repo link | Python, Rust, Js, etc | Maintained / Finished / Ongoing |
Where the status indicates:
- Maintained: The project is at a finished/released status, but I am still releasing new features or fixes if required.
- Finished: The project is finished, and it should not expect new pushes.
- Ongoing: The project is unfinished. It's project documentation page will show basic info about it and a stage where the project lies at the moment
Then, each project report will display three main sections:
- Summary: Vertical overview of the project with a GIF (if applies) displaying how the project works.
- Motivation: The reason why I chose to code any project.
- Project road: Here I describe how I thought and solve the problems through the development. There might be multiple subsections for organisation purposes.