After around 15 casual years of programming, I think I'm starting to understand the basics now. Better late than never.
- QLogo - A Minimalist Plymouth Theme.
- QRedshiftCinnamon - Linux Cinnamon applet to change screen color temperature.
- QRedshift - Linux terminal app to change screen color temperature.
- QColor - Awesome Sublime Color Highlighter, Converter and Picker .
- QAudioVisualizer - Lightweight Linux GTK Audio Visualizer.
- EyeSaver - Windows app to change screen color temperature.
- QRoute - Lightweight, simple and powerful PHP router library. Just one file.
- QJukebox - A modern discord music bot with playlist support.
- qimagemagick - A wrapper for the ImageMagick CLI.
- Photophobia - Firefox dynamic theme that let you change the Hue, Saturation and Brightness of the Texts and Panels.
- QFirefoxMod - Bring back the old userChrome.js to newer Firefox, and more...
- QToasty - Pure JavaScript Mortal Kombat toasty guy easter egg.
- QPlayer - WebGL video player experiment
- QBoids - An interactive variant of the Craig Reynold's Boids algorithm in WebGL
- QTestmail - Angular Front End to testmail.app
- SimpsonDetector - Mobile computer vision system to detect Simpsons characters using training images
- QSE - Full search engine
- QGLC - A single pass, recursive descendant LL(1) compiler written for academic purpose.
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Why not hire a programmer who generously gives away open-source code for free? Because clearly, the prospect of getting paid would be such a impediment to their coding skill. The real magic happens when money isn't involved, right?