I am a longtime Linux-nerd, who somehow keeps doing cursed things with computers.
I’d like to showcase some of my work:
Software Development, Maintenance and Operations, master’s level course: Grade 5
We had to analyze refactoring activities of different open-source software repositories. I wrote most of the tools for the project, showcased in this Github repository. https://github.com/leovuonnala/sdmo-course-project
I managed to analyze massive repositories with those tools. Apache’s Camel was the crown jewel. Other classmates complained that their computers could not handle analyzing it. I did it anyway, by giving refactoringminer a metric ton more swap to work with and increased the amount of available file descriptors. Sure, it took 6 days, but that was to be expected with over 70000 commits.
Data Structures and Algorithms, bachelor’s level course: Grade 5
I was one of select few (only 15 out of 322 received the highest grade) who had the persistence and will to complete literally every given assignment. I developed stacks, sets, binary search trees and so on, using Java. Then I analyzed them and compared them to see what data structures would make the most sense in different contexts. This repository has to remain private, because next year’s assignments are similar and I do not want to enable academic dishonesty. If you would like to see my work, I can showcase it during an interview. Please let me know about this in advance.
Intermediate Programming in C++, bachelor’s level course: Grade 5
This course was based on University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign’s C++ and Data Structures class, including it’s difficult assignments. I did everything alone, which now that I think about it, was a mistake. Working together would’ve made things a lot easier.
I’ve also done some virtual reality-related work: Introduction to XR Systems and VR systems and humans. Here’s a Youtube-showcase of my work: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLWm9-6ZY0GAflt_aUTsWGvLlvIxcqXmGT
I also run a Linux server for fun. Currently it is a Jellyfin/Game server for media streaming and multiplayer games for me and my friends. We’ve played Palworld and Minecraft using it. I’ve also dabbled in hosting this blog and my email on my own hardware but my ISP keeps getting in the way. For now these services have to live on an external server.
If you like what you see, please consider hiring me.