Here are some facts about me:
- I'm a software developer for many years, but I still like it.
- Also, I'm interested in photography, not with a cell phone but with a real camera.
- Also, I'm interested in all about microcontrollers but without any *.ino (don't start it, please).
- Also, I'm interested in traveling around where I live and learning interesting things about all these miracles.
- You can see the gallery of my projects with brief descriptions of every one of them.
- Right now, I have a fantastic job. I'm working on the spacecraft attitude control model for the next version of the Gaia telescope. It is very exciting to work with incredible people for the sake of the future of our civilization.
- Software development in C# (12);
- Development of the software running on Linux-based platforms;
- Software development for the spacecraft attitude control modeling (at work);
- Learning embedded software development - FreeRTOS, Raspberry PI Pico (at home).
At the beginning of 2024, I've made a couple of projects to introduce myself to the Linux development flow in C++:
This project, written in C++, aims to develop an approach to communicating between applications in docker containers and allowing them to exchange binary serialized messages via sockets. The project can be a source of examples for creating more complex projects.
The purpose of this project, written in C++ is to adjust the approach of creating several projects in different docker containers and let them communicate via sockets. The project can be used as a template for creating more complex projects.
A simple editor for prototype board wiring planning with effective storage files in a version-management-friendly format. The project is written in C# for use in a web environment.
It contains:
- Domain area library with a prototype board model.
- Minimal API web application.
- Blazor Web site application.
Other properties:
- It is written on C#, with .Net 7.
- It can be built and works on Windows and Linux OS.
- It contains GitHub actions, which deploys it to the AWS.
The project page with the detailed description is here.
I make my first steps in this direction, but I believe it will be a big and interesting journey.