Project archives
This page lists old personal projects in which I lost my interest. Most of them were toy projects and are now left unmaintained. School works, which I do not consider to be personal, as well as non-open code are omitted here.
Ninja local cloud (2015)
A simple local WebDAV-like server to be used with the Ninja HTML5 animation editor (now rewritten as Google Web Designer). Obsoleted by the HTML5 File API.
envcfg lib (2015)
A Go package mapping environment variables to structs and usable in conjunction with other configuration parsers.
io-slides-remote and What's the point? (2014)
Remotely controllable presentation web frameworks which enable a speaker to read their notes and control a slideshow on and from a tablet or a smartphone. The first implementation was a fork of the Google I/O 2013 presentation toolkit, and the second was rewritten from scratch, adding presentation generation from Markdown and use of Beamer PDFs.
Diffusion and Webcastor (2014)
A simple websocket broadcast server to be used with io-slides-remote and What's the point?. First implemented in Go, then in NodeJS.
vparse lib (2014)
A simple Go v{Calendar,Card}-like parser.
Foldaweb (2013)
A static website generator based on block override. Clumsy and hacky implementation which lack of blogging feature. I now prefer the more flexible Pelican and Hugo.
StaticWeb (2013)
A basic multi-domain static file web server using the Go http package. I now simply use nginx instead.
fcmd lib (2013)
A convenience Go package proxying the standard file manipulation libraries, exposing shell-like named functions.
Experiment discontinued notice, courtesy of Aperture Laboratories