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GD-alt

Hi, my name is Dan and this is my personal GitHub page. I am a software developer and some usual Russian guy from St. Petersburg. I am interested in programming, producing half-baked useless apps, language learning (especially German, English sux), playing DRG with these two guys: G82ft and ETO-YTKA, trying to spare some time to play guitar and other stuff. Sometimes I do translate things. I'm also a huge fun of using AI in solving boring tasks and automation in general.

Skills

  1. Languages
  • Python
  • PHP
  • HTML/CSS
  • C#
  • Kotlin (a bit)
  • JavaScript (a bit)
  • Rust (a bit)
  • C++ (a bit)
  • Java (a bit)
  • Go (a bit)
  • Dart (a bit)
  1. Frameworks
  • FastAPI
  • Sanic
  • aiogram
  • WPF
  1. Tools
  • Git
  • Docker / Podman
  • Linux
  • vim / neovim (a bit)
  • JetBrains IDEs
  • VS Code
  • Visual Studio
  1. Databases
  • SQLite
  • PostgreSQL
  • MySQL
  • MongoDB
  • MSSQL
  • SurrealDB
  1. Natural languages
  • Russian (native)
  • English (B1–B2)
  • German (A2)
  • Mild understanding of Dutch, Swedish and Yiddish
  1. Other
  • REST API
  • WebSockets
  • PEG grammars

Projects

  • ospa (Python) — a simple server for quick… uhm… serving of HTML and PHP files. Usable for testing purposes.
  • mathtaker (Dart) — a simple math quiz app. Raw and unpolished, but usable (sorry, it won't change).
  • turinger (Rust) — your Turing machine is a programming language now. I could just parse a string, but I decided to go with PEG grammars. It's fun.
  • bookshop (PHP) — I hate PHP, but still, I had to use it for my college project. It's a simple bookshop with a database.
  • libsim (C#) — college project again. It's like a toolkit for working with presumable library's database, but there's no database backend and frontend is in WinForms. Mess.
  • introdoc (Python) — automating boring stuff! Especially, this thing creates Word documents from introspected MSSQL servers.
  • irgendetwas (Python) — some AI stuff, yeah! It uses Google's Gemini API to generate site content based on the provided URL. Fun.

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  1. turinger turinger Public

    An interpreter of my own programming language based on Turing machine.

    Rust 2

  2. ospa ospa Public

    OpenServer Portable Alternative

    Python 1

  3. introdoc introdoc Public

    A tool for generating .docx documents, containing introspected tables from Microsoft SQL Server databases.

    Python

  4. irgendetwas irgendetwas Public

    Python

  5. libsim libsim Public

    DBMS simulation for simulated library.

    C#

  6. mathtaker mathtaker Public

    Math quiz app

    Dart