cgraph is a lightweight, single-header C99 library that generates simple graphs and charts without third-party dependencies. It renders directly into either a memory buffer or an image file, making it extremely portable and completely cross platform. Github Current Features Bar Graphs Pie Charts Exporting to PPM Images The image above is an example of a bar graph made with cgraph. Here is an example of a pie chart made with cgraph: ...
A customizable reverse proxy server I built with Go. Supports acting as a reverse proxy, hosting static files, IP blacklisting/whitelisting, and supports using HTTPS. This is a project I am currently working on so I plan on adding rate limiting, load balancing, and possibly other features in the future Here is the repo
LLMCord is a self-hosted Discord bot I wrote to interact with LLM’s such as Llama, ChatGPT, or Claude. Why use a whole web interface to talk to LLMs when you can use a chat app like Discord. Features Configurable from a single file Chatting with chat history Ability to compare two LLM’s responses side by side Easy way to view your configured models in Discord You can learn more at the projects repo
webc is a compiler for C99 that outputs WASM and a JS runtime for both servers and browsers. The goal of webc is to create a runtime similar to native C that can be run either in the browser or on the server (with Node.js, Bun etc.) My goal is to write a fully working C99 compiler with a preprocessor, lexer, parser, code generator, and linker from scratch. I also want to create a custom runtime for programs compiled with webc that includes file system support (both in the browser and on the server), signal support (so that event from JS can call C code), and much more. ...