I have a few personal software development projects, some active, some dead as a doornail.
You'll find the bigger ones down below.
Source code for all of those can be found on my Github.
LANraragi
is a web manager for manga/doujinshi archives, with a built-in reader and namespace/tag support.
It's built using Perl and the excellent Mojolicious Framework.
DoujinSoft
is a browseable archive for content made for the 2010 Nintendo DS game WarioWare DIY.
It's built in Java, leveraging the reverse-engineering efforts made on the game.
RSS Live Tiles
is a Windows 10 application made for displaying entirely customizable content in Start Menu
Live Tiles, using RSS feeds as data sources.
Stylophone
is a Music Player Daemon client for Windows 10 and 11, built on WinUI 2.6 and inspired by modern design trends.
You can read a more detailed article about it here.
It's now also on iPhone and iPad!
LCDonald
is a .NET-based simulator engine for re-creating LCD handheld games, with a Desktop app frontend written using
Avalonia.
It was notably used to digitize the McDonald's Sonic tie-in games released from 2003 to 2005. You can read a more detailed article about it here.
DialogueForest
is an Outliner for Windows that is focused towards writing
game dialogue:
You can easily write multiple long text exchanges in a node, then link said node to other ones through VN-style
prompts.
You can read a more detailed article about it here.
Funtography: A Gameboy Cameradventure
is an adventure game that takes around two hours (one if ur quick...) to complete.
Enjoy looking at 100+ Gameboy Camera pictures as you explore various urban vistas to solve the mystery of a missing video game prototype.
You can read a more detailed article about it here.
