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Glitch752/README.md

Hello! I'm Glitch752, a hobbyist programmer who loves experimenting and learning new things.

Most of my projects here are partially or fully made to learn new concepts.
Feel free to check out or contribute to my miscellaneous projects. I do all different types of programming.

My current biggest interests include graphics programming, simulation, compilers, and embedded systems.

I've been making contributions every day for a while now, and while I don't have any strict "rules" in this self-imposed challenge, I try to make somewhat meaningful code contributions every day. Occasionally, it's just something simple like documentation tweaks, though :)

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  1. TaleLanguage TaleLanguage Public

    A to-be-compiler interpreter for a custom language I made to learn Zig.

    Zig 1

  2. NspireRaytracer NspireRaytracer Public

    A raytracer written on a TI-Nspire CX II, and a few related codebases.

    C 3

  3. OnScreenOCR OnScreenOCR Public

    A powerful graphical on-screen optical character recognition (OCR) tool using Tesseract.

    Rust 1 1

  4. NspirePythonCAS NspirePythonCAS Public

    A simple Computer Algebra System written for the TI NSpire in Python.

    Python

  5. RoomLEDs RoomLEDs Public

    The most over-engineered solution to drive a strip of NeoPixels (WS2812B LEDs) mounted around the edge of a room.

    Rust

  6. organizer organizer Public

    A collaborative note-taking and planning application to fit my needs

    TypeScript