Ivan Trofimov

Used React and Java to develop an app for watching movies. This was a personal project I undertook to learn more about video streaming protocols, JavaScript, and React. I worked on the project as a DevOps engineer and full-stack developer and finished it in five weeks.

A custom binary serialization library for Java inspired by MapStruct and
ProtoBuf generates code from interfaces in compile time using Java
Annotation Processing.

I leveraged Java Annotation Processing so the library would generate optimized serialization and deserialization code at compile-time from simple Java interfaces. By annotating your data object interfaces, the library will provide a seamless way to convert your objects to a compact binary format and back, ideal for network transmission or local storage.

The project is an advanced template engine written in C, designed for high performance and flexibility. It features robust support for variables, allowing dynamic content insertion. The engine also provides powerful control structures, including for-each and range loops, which enable iteration over arrays or sequences within templates, facilitating the generation of repetitive structures and lists.

Furthermore, the template engine includes comprehensive if/else conditional statements that support custom conditions, allowing for complex decision-making within the template based on the data provided. This capability makes it highly adaptable to various use cases, from generating dynamic web pages to automating code and text file creation.

With its C-based core, the engine is optimized for speed and low memory overhead, making it suitable for resource-constrained environments or applications where performance is critical. The goal of this project is to combine the efficiency of C with the dynamic features of more extensive template engines, thus offering a lightweight yet powerful solution for developers needing dynamic content generation.