Summary of the projects published in this account:

• The Linear Arrangement Library, a library of optimization algorithms of linear arrangements of graphs. In the same repository, you'll find tools that make LAL easier to use, such as a python wrapper and a GUI to convert datasets into a format that LAL understands. I'm open to collaborating with people interested in making new tools built on LAL or extending the existing tools.

  Languages: C++, python.

• Throughout my career as a researcher I made extensive use of ipe, for which I wrote two plugins (aka ipeletes):

  • To draw linear arrangements, called ipe.embedviz
  • To automatically label objects, called ipe.autolabel
  • To draw arrows between two objects, called ipe.cappedarrows

  Languages: LUA

• I've also worked in chess-related projects, such as

  • A webpage for setting up an internal Elo rating for a chess club. In this webpage, users log the games they play with other members of their club and then their internal Elo is updated automatically.

    Languages: typescript.

    (You may contact me if you're interested in using it in your club, but notice that it is free! Help in development is also welcome!)

  • A chess puzzle database explorer, where people can search for chess positions that match a specific configuration of the pieces (in type and number). This project uses a data structure that implements fast searches for data that can be classified using criteria which can be arbitrary in value and in number.

    Languages: C++, typescript.

  • A CLI application to easily add timestamps in a chess game, called pgn-parser.

    Languages: Rust

• I've developed some utility apps, such as:

  • An applet that updates the clue in a Catalan word-building game, called restalogic (javascript).
  • A very simple Qt GUI to make QR codes, called qr-encoder (C++)
  • A CLI application to help people keep track of their expenses, called finances-manager. (Rust)