Projects
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Current
EasyDocker: a TUI for Docker heavily inspired by k9s.
💠The main motivation for starting this project was that I had to deal with pure Docker environments on single hosts at work, and all alternative tools to troubleshoot containers either had features missing (like log filtering) or were too bloated given Docker reduced scope – when comparing with an orchestrator like Kubernetes.
Past
T501-tablet-driver: a custom user-level driver for a graphics tablet.
💠After the disappointment of finding out that this new cheap graphics tablet that I had bought didn’t fully support Linux, and the surprise of discovering that it worked normally on Windows, I decided to take a stab at reverse engineering and unlocked the needed features to fully enjoy the device capabilities by listening to it with WireShark.
Get Selected: a GitHub action to retrieve selected checkbox labels.
💠What drove me to start this was the need to support this legacy application that had a specific use case where we wanted to support individual service deployments on manual workflows in monorepos where multiple applications were packed on a single Docker image and deployed from the same pipelines.
Smart Lock Prototype: open electronic locks via a web page with ESP32.
💠Developed as a proof of concept for an academic assignment in my early years as a CS student at the University of São Paulo (USP). There are innumerous security concerns with this project, but the goal at the time was to learn how to use a microcontroller.