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turytsia/README.md

Hi, I'm Alex!

Middle Software Enginner at Solarwinds
Bc. student at Masaryk University

Repositories

I have a lot of repositories, I know. This guide will help you easily navigate through my projects, which are organized into three main categories: University Projects, Practice Projects, and Interview Projects. Each category follows a consistent naming convention to help you identify the type of project and its specific focus.

University Projects

All university-related projects are organized under the following naming convention:

university-[subject]-[name]

[subject] - The subject or course related to the project (e.g., izp, ipp, ids, isu, isa, ipk)
[name] - A brief descriptive name of the project

Practice Projects

Practice projects were developed to improve my skills in specific technologies or concepts. They follow this naming convention:

practice-[technology]-[name]

[technology] - The primary technology or tool used in the project (e.g., angular, java)
[name] - A brief descriptive name of the project

Interview Projects

Projects completed as part of interview processes are categorized using this convention:

interview-[company]-[name]

[company] - The name of the company for which the project was created
[name] - A brief descriptive name of the project

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  1. university-ipk-NetworkSniffer university-ipk-NetworkSniffer Public

    The IPK sniffer is a C-based network sniffer which is inspired by wireshar sniffer, but it is a lot more simple to use. It can capture and analyze network IPv4, IPv6 and ARP packets of various type…

    C

  2. interview-easycon-CoinTracker interview-easycon-CoinTracker Public

    It was my first application that I made for the interview to get a job! The web application helps you to track the prices of 100 most popular coins.

    JavaScript

  3. university-isa-DnsResolver university-isa-DnsResolver Public

    A simple DNS resolver, implemented in C, that performs the task of translating human-readable domain names into IP addresses. It supports such query types as A, AAAA, PTR. And response type A, AAAA…

    C

  4. university-iis-ActionsAndEvents university-iis-ActionsAndEvents Public

    The React + Spring Boot project is an Information System for Events and Festivals, designed to streamline the management and organization of various events. The front-end is built with React, provi…

    TypeScript 1

  5. university-imp-Meteostation university-imp-Meteostation Public

    The primary goal of this project is to design and implement a weather display system where users can navigate through weather information using gestures. The project utilizes an ESP32 board, connec…

    C