I'm Le Bao Nguyen, a Vietnamese developer+student. I am a Hanoian, in case you want to ask;)

I do care about softwares (but not enough to call me good) & music (not enough to call me good), and some other stuff (not enough to call me good too, damn).

My {,forked,archived} code:)

They are vary speaking of used programming languages: Pascal (no new projects w/ it), C++, C#, and Python (which I do not use anymore), TypeScript (not presented here).

All are not very actively developed like they were years ago, some even got archived/deleted due to themself being impractical & time-wasting. Some are simply too hard for me to do alone. (as I mostly do stuff myself)

Below are projects that you might want to take a look at, although this should be done in my website:

• Textworker (formerly texteditor): A text editor. Formerly to be written in Python, it now has a space on GitLab. Archived;
• App1cli: My first project ever. Check it out.

• LFSBuild: Linux From Scratch build scripts - partially complete;
• BleachBit: BleachBit the file system cleaner, with wxPython for maximum happiness that you do NOT have to pack bunch of GTK files. Almost complete (*);
• Swifile: A file manager for iOS, it (optionally) uses Pascal! Will never be completed. Archived;
• Some {,forked} iOS tweaks and such - I don't use iOS anymore (at least for now, unwillingly);
• Charms Bar port and CMDInjector. Two of my biggest attempts in writing refactoring code.
• Windows8Group's WhatsWin: A WhatsApp client for Windows Phone 8.1+. Currently it is DEAD;

*: But then I realized that there is a little to no chance that BleachBit will accept this change, because, well, are the maintainers there even know about wxPython? Surely it could be worth ditching GTK for an universal API though.

• LocalTalk: C++ implementation of LocalSend's protocol (*);
• CommandsCollection: A collection of commands, written in Pascal;
• Some in my GitLab.

*: There is a fork of it, which is a Windows Phone 8.1 application.

My personal website is here.

This repository (lebao3105/lebao3105) has some dotfiles for Linux desktops.

I tend to do cross-platform, and performance is a must - especially when devices (phones + PC) nowadays are getting slower due to the content (apps, photos, docs) inside it, and a casual user may not go to Settings and turn off background / run-on-startup apps.

I also care about what library to use, what do I missing from C++ standard library. Or say, I'm a nerd and wants to use everything I've got.

That's why my projects are slow (NOT speaking of its performance, but sometimes it is).

I do care about project structure. A clear project structure will say what it does without any comments.