( Dev | Design )

{ Flutter | Dart }

{ TypeScript JS | HTML CSS }

Here's my Three.js Portfolio (more like an entrypoint...)

Here's my LinkedIn

Visit my website: fanaro.io

I'm currently a solo developer creating apps and websites with Flutter, Dart, TypeScript, JavaScript, HTML and CSS. I also have experience with Docker, Python, Django, Kubernetes and some other stuff. However for most of these I would have to dust off my knowledge before fully using it back again.

Currently, I've been studying a lot of Haskell and functional programming.

I'm a Brazilian native, so I speak Portuguese, but I also speak English and French.

My daily driver is Artix, a distro based on Arch Linux, you can check out my dotfiles. I still have some software dependencies -- addictions? -- on Windows though, mostly due to working with others..

So far, as published/open software, I have:

• fanaro.io: my blog, a place for UI/UX experimentation with the simplest and most effective designs for reading, and also for sharing my hopefully helpful world view.
  • The most prominent topics are: Go, programming, productivity, design and psychology.
• YouTube Keyboard Navigation Extension: a browser extension which adds keyboard shortcuts to YouTube's browser UI.
  • Made with Dart
  • Quite stable, I use it on a daily basis. It still conflicts with some of YouTube's UI, but this problem is quite minimal.
  • Currently working with Chrome, Edge and Firefox, though full support for Firefox won't be maintained.
• OGS Keyboard Navigation Extension: a browser extension for playing go on OGS with only the keyboard.
  • Made with TypeScript.
  • It offers a way of navigating the online Goban with your arrow keys or typing in the coordinates.
• Go Brazil Ranking: a website made for ranking Go players as well as archiving games.
  • Recursive Elo ranking of games/players.
  • SPA made with pure HTML/CSS/TS, no frameworks at all.
  • Firebase Firestore and Functions backend.
• My Three.js Portfolio: it's more like an entry point. It uses React and Three.js.

Here are some projects I've done just to prove, for myself and maybe for others, that it worked and how:

• Go Pattern Search: a way of searching patterns in Go (board game), through graph search (Neo4j DBMS).
  • Inspired by Waltheri's Pattern Search, which used board position comparisons (matrices).
  • This is also possible through regular expressions, since Go games can be encoded in text, through the SGF format.

• Fast Immutable Collections: Immutable collections for Dart, which are also faster than its competitors, like kt_dart and built_collection.
  • @marcglasberg asked me if I wanted to participate in his project as a contributor. Almost all of the key ideas are his.
  • It features a benchmark app so you can compare it to its competitors.
  • Here is the article on my website.

• Fanaro's Sabaki Theme Collection: a collection of themes and helpful documentation for creating themes for the SGF Go editor Sabaki.
• Como Jogar Go -- Uma Introducao Concisa: the translation of Kiseido's Book How to Play Go -- A Concise Introduction, by Richard Bozulich and James Davies. Everything in that project is open source, done with LaTeX and GoWrite2, so, in case you would like to know how a Go book can be made, there it is.
• DOGemP's Flutter Website: a front-end, made with Flutter for the online dojo I created. This is a side project mostly used for derusting my Flutter abilities.
• How to write your own Go ebook: using Pandoc and GoWrite2.
• My AlgoExpert Solutions: continuous practice of algorithms and data structures problems
• My 2023 CV in LaTeX

A fairly comprehensive and entertaining list of my competences can be found on my website here.

Here are some statistics about my work on Github:

My top language should be Dart -- at least at the date I mentioned above --, but I've mostly written in it for other people, so this is what you get:

Maybe it's more accurate to classify my language interests at the moment with a chart for the last week:

My interests are random and feature a wide variety of topics, something I've been unambiguously complimented on and criticized for. If you want to know more, do check my website out: fanaro.io.

Another major on-and-off interest of mine is in the game of ** Go ** (Baduk or Weiqi (Wei Qi or badug or Wei Qi )). I have some articles about it in my website and have some videos on my YouTube channel as well -- the videos are in Portuguese.