Projects, documentation, and technical articles about Python, Clojure, Java, Scheme48, compiler construction, software testing, enterprise AI, privacy, and programming language design, and document & Internet Security - signatures, trust lists, certificates, hashes, content checks.
This project is a library and application for signature handling & certificate creation & certificate chain and trust list checks. & CRL & OCSP & many more topics regarding security and signatures
A typed higher-level language compiled to Brainfuck, including 64-bit integers, IEEE-754 types, arrays, structured control flow, and runtime linking
My Little Language -> A language compiled to BrainFuck
PL/I compiler architecture with JVM, .NET, x86/ARM64 and actual PE/ELF/Mach-O container generation
The project page for the Python - PL/1 compiler
The YATestEnvironment project page
To show how to write a simple compiler, Turbo Pascal 5.5 and its features to write a compiler in Clojure / Java - in addition, there are object-oriented and functional parts adapted to Pascal-like syntax
Enterprise content management with solid privacy when searching with AI. Insert/Delete/Update must also be separated using authorization to protect sensitive data.
Python AI Project Page Link: EnterprisePAI42
Educational work at institutes and universities is important. Here is an application for team learning. Examination preparation and a secure way to handle test examinations and final examinations.
The project page of Exam preparation
The Incomplete Scheme 48 Manual
Here are some tiny articles that follow, which shall show how I think, and they contain some things looked at in a practical as well as in a theoretical way
Over the years I've worked in computer science, development, design, and testing, I've seen many ways to solve problems and how development and design have changed over time, with more challenges and growing data and complexity in software. Here are some articles about that: (The intention is to learn from the history and the latest of theoretical information technology)
Pseudo Code Language Interpreter
PROJECT has soon his own site/page