
projects
These are some ongoing programming projects I have made. The code is free and open-source, and all available on github. I do not license any of my code. I would love any pointers or to see someone successfully build something greater than what I can provide here.
ganzu-gikoru
ganzu-gikoru is a simple static blog generator, written in Emacs Lisp. I was inspired by different software, like the Hugo software, to write my own blog generator. I found good results from making my own blogging software, as certain aspects are mutable. Most blog software just gives user styling freedoms, and certain aspects of the generator are just part of the nature. I strive to continue to develop ganzu-gikoru to be more and more mutable, so that GNU Emacs users can add functions as well as modify existing variables and functions to their liking.
org-pomodoro
org-pomodoro is a fork of the package org-pomodoro on GNU Emacs MELPA. The original repository is here. The reason I forked this code is that it has not been updated in some time. There was a lack of support for sounds through WSL, and I added that as I was in need of a pomodoro timer in GNU Emacs when I was using powershell.exe (Debian WSL) and emacs -nw on subsystem. There are also some nice features such as the ability to pause the timer. I added a constant timer, so you do not need to call for org-pomodoro to start the timer again, if you prefer to enable that variable. As the need arises, I will update this.
fractal-generator
fractal-generator is written in Javascript. This utilizes mandelbrot and julia sets to create appealing kaleidoscope animations. A simplified version is hosted here. You can export gif of your fractals if you run the repository version.