What interesting stuff are you working on?

Not exactly interesting but fun, I've been working on a command-line http client called tinytina which I like to describe as the mix of postman and curl that nobody asked for.

It's main feature (and the reason why it was created) is to read data from a json file and feed it to an http client. I also included an "interactive mode" that uses an enquirer form to let you inspect and modify the parameters of a request before sending it. And yesterday I added a command that transform a request object into a curl or httpie shell command and shows it to the user.

I'm working on a lot of open source projects. This are two of my last projects I worked on:

• Dependency Injection Container for Flutter
• A Form Builder for Angular

And at work I'm migrating our SaaS from AngularJS to Angular using ngUpgrade

Currently working on reviving this really cool chatbot

Also working on cool algorithms in my own time. Those are fun :P

• Fast Cartesian Product
• Fast Sieve of Eratosthenes
• Smart Delimiter Predictor

I was planning on making a program that would allow me to play a fight game (like street fighter) while moving the smartphone (the movements in game would correspond to some movements in real life, using the accelerometer sensor).

The point is, I'm thinking about using NodeJS to control the PC and receive commands with a websocket server. Then I would make a app or website for using the accelerometer and sending data to the server. But i'm not so sure about how to handle continous movements (for making the player move constantly).

distributedobjectprotocol.org/

Writing my first article here at this moment :)

I'm working on my own web framework and spending a lot of my time currently on the documentation: alpas.dev/