π Showcase
- π VaultHunters.gg - Fullstack β’ (NestJS backend, ReactJS frontend)
- π VaultHunters.gg Armory - Backend and GameServer Worker β’ (NestJS backend, Java GameServer worker)
- π MinecraftAuth.me - Frontend β’ (Pebble template engine)
- π IEC Online Exams - Fullstack β’ A private online exam CMS and exam session backend (NestJS backend, ReactJS + Reactstrap frontend)
- π The Spawn Project (TSL) - A ruleset handling engine & markup/config language (called TSL)
- π TwitchSpawn (TSL) - Older version of The Spawn Project, implemented as a Minecraft mod only
- π The Spawn Language VSCode Extension - A VSCode extension to assist TSL ruleset creation with its TSL-LSP implementation
- π RuntimeGoodies - Java configuration de/serialization ORM library, with an auto-fixing attempt twist
- π Monorepo Networker - An IPC messages management tool, intended for monorepos like Figma plugins and FiveM scripts
- π Figma Plugin Boilerplate: React + Vite - A figma plugin boilerplate, that simplifies building plugins with React + Vite
- π Arcdps Updater - An updater client for Arcdps (DX11 update), which is a Guild Wars 2 add-on
- π Sarma - A lightweight chat message token parser written in Typescript
- π paper-editor - An extensible print-ready paper editor core, intended to be mainly used in one of my freelance commissions
π Frontend Coding Stack
( β: Frequently used; π: Has knowledge to use with ease; πΏ: Has a limited knowledge )
- β Typescript - Type safe Javascript transpiler
- β React - Frontend VDOM framework
- β React Router 6 - Routing mechanism for React apps
- β Zustand - Global state management
- β Redux with RTK - Global state management
- β Redux-persist - Global state de/hydration for the projects I use RTK
- β Axios - HTTP/S client for API integrations
- β Socket.IO - Websocket integrations
- β GraphQL - When backend exposes a GQL API (A query language as a protocol between backend and frontend apps )
- β Apollo Client - An amazingly easy GraphQL Client, that I use with React apps
- π Handlebars.js - A template render engine, which comes in handy when storing mail templates as an artifact
- π Pebble - A Java template render engine
- π P5.js - A very high level GL canvas, pretty good for 2D draw contexts
- π Three.js - A very high level GL canvas, pretty good for 3D draw contexts
- πΏ WebGL - OpenGL wrapper that works on web
- β Sass - CSS transpiler with awesome syntactic sugars
- β TailwindCSS - A CSS toolkit/library
- π Bootstrap - A CSS toolkit/library
π Backend Coding Stack
( β: Frequently used; π: Has knowledge to use with ease; πΏ: Has a limited knowledge )
- β Typescript - Type safe Javascript transpiler
- β NodeJS - Javascript runtime environment
- β NestJS - A very powerful backend framework
- β Socket.IO - Websocket integrations
- β Mongoose - An ORM for Mongo driver
- β LokiJS - In-memory database implementation
- π Strapi - An Open-source React CMS, which I often use when I need a fast CMS implementation
- π Sequelize - An abstracted ORM library, works with most of the SQL DBMS'
- π Redis - In-memory data store, generally comes in handy when I need to cache stuff
- π Firebase - An app development platform, which I generally use when I need a quick diff pubsub database solution
- π RabbitMQ - Message queueing tool, which I mostly use as an IPC barebone
- π Handlebars.js - A template render engine, which comes in handy when storing mail templates as an artifact
- π Express - A barebones of a HTTP/S backend framework
- π FeathersJS - A backend framework
- πΏ Fastify - Sort of a faster Express, I generally use it to fasten up NestJS' underlying transports
- πΏ Docker - An OS-level virtualization tool, that I generally use to run development database images
- β MongoDB - My all-times favourite NoSQL DBMS
- π MySQL - When I need an SQL DBMS, I prefer this one
- β NestJS-CLI - Since I use NestJS very often, I use its CLI to build NestJS projects
- β Gulp.js - Task automation tool like Gradle
π Other Technologies/Stacks
( β: Frequently used; π: Has knowledge to use with ease; πΏ: Has a limited knowledge )
- β Minecraft Forge - A Minecraft mod development platform
- β Minecraft Architectury - A Minecraft mod development platform, that exports cross-platform builds
- β Gradle - A build tool for Java projects
- β JUnit - A testing framework for Java
- β Visual Studio Code - A very customizable IDE, which I mainly use to develop JS-related projects
- β IntelliJ IDEA - A Java focused IDE, which I basically use for every Java code piece I write
- π Eclipse - A Java focused IDE with high customizability. I used to use it, when I was studying university lectures
- β lsp4j - A Language Server Protocol (LSP) framework for Java, which I mainly use while developing TSL VSCode extension
- π Antlr4 - A language recognition tool, which has its own syntax and generates parsers