hungrybluedev / geo

A sample CLI tool made in V that prints geometric shapes to the screen.

Hi! 👋 I'm Subhomoy Haldar a.k.a the Hungry Blue Dev

ℹ Background

I am a web developer for Component Sense. Another project I am associated with is the V Programming Language where I have been awarded the role of an official developer.

I am a postgraduate student Computing Science at the University of Glasgow (2022-23). I have an Integrated MSc in Mathematics and Computing from Birla Institute of Technology (BIT), Mesra (2017-2022). The topic of my thesis at BIT was performance and evaluation of pseudorandom number generators in the V Programming Language.

💬 Ask me about...

1. V Language, specifically rand, math.big, v bump, etc
2. Static Websites (examples: my website, Official V Blog)
3. PWAs, React, Vite, etc.
4. Hugo (example: my website is built with Hugo)
5. Mathematics (I prefer pure math)
6. Typescript (not Javascript 🙃)
7. C (not C++ 😛)
8. PHP (at work)
9. Java (I have several years of experience).
10. Pseudorandom-number generators (my work: 1 and 2)
11. Typestate analysis (thesis project at UofG: typestate_v)
12. Templating engines (like mine: whisker)
13. Functional Programming
14. Anything related to theoretical computer science
15. Topics on Discrete Mathematics and Applied Mathematical Modelling

🌱 I’m currently learning...

1. Entrepreneurship
2. Time management
3. Anything that piques my interest and isn't wildly inefficient

📫 How to reach me...

• Threads (@hungrybluedev)
• Discord (I'm lurking around in the V Discord Server)
• I have a contact page on my website.

🤝🏼 Support me

If you want to buy traceable unused electronic components at huge discounts, or want to get rid of your excess stock, contact Component Sense and let them know I (Subhomoy) sent you!

If you like my work, considering Sponsoring me on GitHub!

You can also support me on Ko-fi!

📃 More Info...

• My pronouns are he/him.
• I'm from West Bengal, India 🇮🇳.

geo's Issues

Citing this repository

Hello, @hungrybluedev!

Thank you for your very helpful blog entry in the V discussions! I am working on a V CLI myself, at the moment, and your explanations were an important source of information on how to work with the flag module of the standard library. In order to mention the influence of your work to my software appropriately, I would like to cite this repository in my CITATION.cff.

CITATION.cff is a technology to make software citable by the provision of a configuration file named CITATION.cff in its repository root. Users willing to cite the software can then grab the required metadata -- either from the "Cite this repository" blob GitHub renders on the project's main page to get the data in APA and / or BibTeX formats or with software like Aeruginous' cffreference mode to fetch the data for another CITATION.cff's references section.

From the repository structure as well as the publicly available information, I deduced the following data for this repository:

abstract: A sample CLI tool made in V that prints geometric shapes to the screen.
authors:
  - alias: hungrybluedev
    family-names: Haldar
    given-names: Subhomoy
cff-version: 1.2.0
date-released: 2023-04-20
license: MIT
message: Please cite this software using these information.
repository-code: https://github.com/hungrybluedev/geo
title: geo
url: https://github.com/hungrybluedev/geo
version: 0.2.4

I would like to ask you to tell me whether these information are suitable to cite your work. If you would like to keep the data in your repository such that other users can cite it easily, as well, I can also submit you a complete basic setup as a PR.