This repository serves as a dynamic space for code spikes, practice exercises, and prototyping various software development concepts. It's a personal playground for learning, experimenting with new technologies, and honing existing skills across a wide range of programming languages and platforms.
As a "spike" repository, the code here is not intended for production use. Instead, it's a living collection of small projects, code katas, and proof-of-concepts. The primary goal is to facilitate rapid learning and experimentation in a structured and organized manner.
To get started with the projects in this repository, you'll need to have the necessary development environment set up for the specific language or technology you're interested in.
- Git: To clone the repository.
- Language-Specific Runtimes and SDKs: Depending on the project, you might need Node.js, .NET SDK, Rust, a C++ compiler, etc.
- Docker: Some projects might use Docker for containerization.
- Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/your-username/your-repository.git
- Navigate to a project directory:
cd path/to/project - Follow the project-specific instructions:
Each project directory contains a
README.mdfile with detailed instructions on how to build, run, and test the code.
Each top-level directory in this repository represents a different programming language or technology. Within each of these directories, you'll find individual projects, each with its own README.md file that provides specific details about that project.
- C++: A collection of C++ projects, including solutions to Codewars katas, focusing on modern C++ features and best practices.
- Docker: Various Docker configurations and projects, demonstrating how to use Docker for containerizing applications.
- .NET: A wide range of .NET projects, including console applications, ASP.NET Core web APIs, and more.
- JavaScript: A diverse set of JavaScript projects, including frontend applications with Vue.js, solutions to Codewars katas, and other experiments.
- Rust: A collection of Rust projects, including solutions to Codewars katas, exploring Rust's unique features for systems programming.
- SQL: A series of SQL scripts and projects, covering various aspects of database design and querying.
Contributions are welcome! If you have any suggestions, improvements, or new projects to add, please feel free to open an issue or submit a pull request.
This repository is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for more details.