Projects
I've started to write code as a hobby first. Here are some of my public projects I was working on the fun or because I wanted to get in touch with a particular technology. My private projects are mostly trading systems and they are not listed here for obvious reasons. I do not want to share nor the idea neither the source. You can see the web-based project running online when you click on the tab. If you want to check the source code, you have to click the small GitHub icon at the right-down corner.
Personal Blog
I made a deal with myself - never use WordPress again. Anytime I needed to change something small and simple, I had to do it in a pretty hacky way. Writing a clean blogging site for personal use in pure Python seems a much better option.
Made in Flask, using SQLAlchemy/PostgresSQL on the backend, Bootsrap + UIKit on the frontend. Running on Fedora with NGINX and uWSGI.
RESTful API for UNIX filesystem access
This is a demo implementing CRUD RESTful API allowing access to information about files and folders in UNIX file system. It was done just for testing purposes but may serve as a starting point for a web app that needs filesystem access via an API.
Written in Python Flask.
Atma FM - Underground Online Radio
I have always been a huge fan of music. Unfortunately, my musical taste is quite peculiar and so I always had a hard time finding a radio station that would fit my needs so I have built my own.
It is written in Python Flask framework, running on Fedora, with NGINX as a reverse proxy and Gunicorn as a webserver. Streaming nonstop 24/7.
Covid Tracker - Real-Time Data Visualisation for USA
Covid19 Tracker shows the US figures in the first year of COVID-19 outbreak
Written in Python Dash, a useful framework for browser-based data visualization. I like Dash, although it is quite a pain to style the HTML from within the Python code.
Currently served on Heroku.
SC ACSIL C++ Custom Studies
Coding trading systems in C++ ACSIL framework is quite a heavy experience, especially after many 'upgrades' the Sierra Chart's engineering did.
Here is a couple of studies written in OOP style that could be used as a starting point for building more complex systems.
It is quite a messy repo but with some valuable examples.