After some months of inactivity, I've been looking into my codebase again, with some challenges:
- It is easy to forget where I've placed the code on my computer. Sometimes, there are different versions of the scripts at different locations. I want to have the code at one location.
- It is easy to forget the syntax and order of the scripts. I want to document the projects at the same location as the code itself.
- I need to centralize the API keys, instead of having them directly in the code.
The solution is to add everything to different GitHub repositories. The repositories worth mentioning are:
cutetrains/hiddenProjects - Projects that I won't share with others at all. These projects include web scrapers and tools for price prediction for financial assets. None of these projects are illegal (this goes for all my repos). No link for obvious reasons.
cutetrains/IOTProjects - Projects for home automation, facial recognition and robotics. I'll use this repo for downloading code into my Raspberry PI. Some of the projects communicate with Arduino boards. For the Arduino part, I'll have the code at my Arduino.cc account.
cutetrains/trafficControl-dev - TrafficControl, a C++/QML train network simulator.
cutetrains/TravelTimeCalculator (Discontinued) - A small Android App that I wrote to get some understanding on Android App development. I'm working in the 4G/5G base station industry with experience from 2G/3G/4G mobile phone verification. I wanted to have some clue about what app development is about.
cuteTrains/StockToDatabase (Discontinued) - A web scraper that collects key numbers for stocks, converting data into a database and performs some machine learning on the data.
I will add instructions and documentation for the non-discontinued public repos.
I'll spend some time on the IOT projects in the near future.
