Here are eight of my favorite projects I have worked on. You find all of them on my GitHub, and a lot more
The goal of this project is to create a FTP server. I implemented request sequences that are explained in the protocol (more information could be find in RFC959). The network communication is achieved through the use of TCP sockets.
View on GitHubSimple project trying to imitate pathfinding.js, but using Raylib, written in C++.
View on GitHubThe project consists in a client/server architecture voice over IP application, similar to Skype or TeamSpeak. Written entirely in C++.
View on GitHubSimple reproduction of a "falling sand" game. Made in entirely in C++, with raylib.
View on GitHubAfter starting Epitech in 2019 and starting to get experience in low level programming, I started to enjoy it a lot and make it into a passion. I'm happy to share with you my yet short but intense experience in various domains of programming.
As a C/C++ developer working at Mailspec (formerly CommuniGate Systems), I am honing a deep expertise in building and maintaining sophisticated software systems. Currently in my fifth and final year at Epitech, I have combined academic knowledge with practical experience to deliver high-quality solutions in a dynamic business/cybersecurity environment.
My journey at Mailspec is marked by continuous learning and application of cutting-edge technologies in real-world scenarios. I look forward to bringing my blend of knowledge and growing experience to future projects, driving innovation and efficiency in software development.
Provided technical support and coaching in C/C++, evaluated projects, and supervised exams.
Developed the "Kurosu puzzle" mobile game using React Native, designed a unique grid generation algorithm.
Redesigned and maintained the "Convention Organizer" software, developed a customizable dashboard using Gridstack.js.
Developed a satisfaction form generator using JavaScript and PHP.
Born in the heart of Budapest in 1998, I now embrace life in the sunny French Riviera of Nice. When I'm not programming, you'll find me exploring the realms of gaming, sports or sim racing.