Rucola
Rucola is a terminal-based markdown note manager to view statistics, explore connections and launch editing and viewing applications. The project was born in February 2024 from my own desire for a powerful note management system that works purely in the terminal and is currently still in active development (and use) by myself and a small but dedicated community of contributors.
Rucola is implemented almost entirely in the Rust programming language.
StarPhyTeXia
PhyTeXia is a LaTeX package for LuaLaTeX that empowers users to write guides, papers and other documents about the trading card game Magic: The Gathering produced by Wizards of the Coast. It provides macros that allow the input of game-related symbols as well as decks lists and card images.
PhyTeXia is currently a work-in-progress, but already contains the following features:
| Implemented Feature | Work-in-Progress |
|---|---|
| Mana symbols & more iconography | Card tooltips |
| Diplay Cards | Display backsides, specific printings, etc. |
| Link to cards in glossaries or online via Scryfall | Diplay deck lists |
PhyTeXia depends heavily on the site Scryfall and its amazing API, which I can only recommend wholeheartedly for any Magic enthusiast.
Chorsatz
Chorsatz is a web application that helps musicians to automatically generate four-part vocal progressions for choires from a given series of chords. The source code is availabe on Github. The site was developed using Rust, WebAssembly and the Leptos Web Development Framework.
Chorsatz was developed in close collaraboration with Minona Schäfer and Biljana Wittstock.
LaTeX Basics
During my work for the elite study programme 'MINT+' at the university of Würzburg, I developed a short script to introduce previously unfamiliar teaching students to LaTeX typesetting. The script is available here and contains almost 80 pages of explanations and examples starting from the ground up. To anyone who is interested in good typography, I also suggest this script on typography written by Philip Schwartz and Florian Krankhold. Both documents are currently available only in German.
G+Smo
Related to my work at JKU Linz, I have been a contributor of the G+Smo library. G+Smo, short for Geometry + Simulation modules, is a C++ library for isogeometric analysis (IGA). G+Smo aims at the seamless integration of Computer-aided Design (CAD) and Finite Element Analysis (FEA).