Index of /projects/


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kutta.md2026-07-08 03:311.8KA small 2D wind tunnel in Go with Ebitengine: a Lattice-Boltzmann flow past an airfoil you can draw, cut into a wing and flap, and animate. Qualitative visual intuition, not validated CFD.
nvim-sort.md2026-05-27 15:29481Lua functions for sorting and removing duplicate lines in Neovim selections, built for quick daily use.
nvim-bookmarks.md2026-08-28 14:051.1KA simple bookmark system for Neovim focused on marking files and lines and restoring working context quickly.
goscope.md2026-05-27 15:291.1KA command-line tool for exploring definitions and calls in Go projects with fast code navigation.
lqs.md2026-05-27 15:291.1KA tool for testing and debugging SQL with embedded metadata, Lua scripts, and direct editor integration.
filo.md2026-05-27 15:291.3KA minimal, deterministic, and safe scripting language for embedding rules and validations in Go applications.
compterm.md2026-05-27 15:291.2KAn application for sharing terminal sessions focused on real-world use, low bandwidth, and pragmatic configuration.
shutdown.md2026-05-27 15:29982A small utility to shut down or reboot MS-DOS on machines with APM 1.2 support.
grupo-estudos-golang.md2026-05-27 15:291.8KA living repository of examples, learning paths, and study material from the Go Study Group, focused on Brazilian Portuguese and hands-on practice.
glaze.md2026-06-22 18:271.9KDesktop WebView binding for Go, pure-Go and without CGO, calling the system WebView directly through purego, with no native library bundled.
doomfire.md2026-05-28 05:26812The classic Doom fire effect rebuilt in Go, running in a transparent window with Ebitengine.
neko.md2026-05-27 15:291.5KA Go reimplementation of the classic desktop cat that chases your cursor, with original sprites, sound, and a transparent window powered by Ebitengine.
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Each page here is a project of mine with enough context to understand where it came from, what it solves, and why certain decisions were made the way they were.

Some are daily-use tools (terminal, editor, database), some are class material for the Go Study Group, some are serious play with transparent windows, and one is 16-bit DOS work because I like it that way.

The list is short on purpose. I’d rather have a small project that’s well documented, with an article and an example, than ten abandoned repositories.


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