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Write a TUI app that does basically
git log --oneline --graph --allin rust to learn more about how to do TUI stuff in rust. (ratatui, libgit2)- Basically implement some small subset of features from lazygit for learning purposes.
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Have another go at writing a raytracer in a weekend but now in rust instead of cpp.
- The book uses a bunch of modern cpp features, like smart pointers.
- The aim of this exploration would be to see how you could write the same code in rust without those kind of language features.
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Write an interpreter in rust.
- Progress: https://github.com/leonardo-toffalini/lexer-rs
- lexer
- parser
- evaluator
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Do more adhd trap zero player games in lua with love2d.
- Closed battle arena with rotating circle with different weapons attached.
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Extend the simple qr code generator to track how many times the code has been scanned.
- Basically do a tinyurl type of redirect service.
- Generate a qr code that leads to the site first, then redirects to the actual destination while tracking traffic.
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Write a simple but fun platformer game.
- Previous attempt: https://github.com/leonardo-toffalini/platformer
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write a gps tool which can show you GPX data offline, im not paying 10$ a month for an app that loads a file
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3d rubiks cube game, could lead to some group theory explorations when trying to write a solver
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learn more about shaders by reading through the book of shaders: https://thebookofshaders.com/
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learn even more about shaders by rewriting some old projects that would greatly benefit from having work be done on the gpu instead of the cpu:
- raytracer in a weekend, the book does all the work sequentially for each pixel on a single thread of a cpu
- rewrite the fluid sim (Stam fluids article) with gpu support
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game of life in latex, because you can
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learn typst
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look into nix-darwin, git it an honest shot if it sounds interesting
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look into the llvm kaleidoscope tutorial: https://llvm.org/docs/tutorial/
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do something similar to this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YGLNyHd2w10