3D Render Bot was a Twitter robot running on Heroku on its first iteration and on a custom Kubernetes Cluster on Oracle Cloud that, periodically, retweeted posts containing a set of hashtags which reached thousands of followers.
The initial implementation was made in Ruby (Codename: Oscar) and the newest one was in .NET (Aldo). Both of them were self-healing in case of errors like API rate limiting or Twitter servers being unlimited.
Everything was also capable of running inside the Heroku limits.
Unfortunately, after the acquisition of Twitter by Elon Musk made the usage of APIs under a payed subscription and as the project was running on free resources and without funding it has been shutdown shortly after.
dicenotation-rs is a Rust library aimed at parsing and rolling dices for Role-Playing games using Standard Dice Notation that bears inspiration from the dicenotation library.
LD45 Game
A Kotlin Multiplatform Mobile (KMM) library designed to simplify Wi-Fi connectivity management across common platforms, targeting Android and iOS. This library provides a unified API connecting to a specific Wi-Fi network. The primary use case is for connecting to hotspots exposed by IoT devices.
The very own website you are currently visiting is made with cutting-edge technologies.
The website went under a lot of changes and technologies, beginning as a Jekyll static site to a full fledged NextJS application hosted firstly on Netlify, then on Vercel and in the end on Cloudflare Pages.
The latest installment now include
A game made with RPG Maker VX Ace featuring a mix of both base (RTP) and custom graphics with a on-map action combat system, developed for the Public Domain Jam 3. While the story is not complete the project has been archived as both the developers and artists moved on and began focusing on other projects.
The plot focuses on a continuation of the Little Red Riding Hood story: the heroine has grown up and is exploring the world while looking for her grandma who has been kidnapped on her 18th birthday.
With RPG Maker VX Ace being Windows-only, this was the focus platform but with the use of MkXp a Linux release was possible.
TrinkApp is a Flutter app for suggesting a cocktail recipe based on a request from the user like "I want something fruity" or "I would like something with gin inside". It will be available for both classic and non-alcoholic drinks.
It began as a test for the features of the GenUI package and evolved in a full-fledged app harnessing local on-device AI models for providing suggestions.
The project was developed targeting new iOS devices using Apple AI Foundation and then expanded to Android Devices with Gemini. A llama.cpp AI backend is also in development for Android.