About

Hello! I’m Emil, a high school student passionate about programming, technology, and teamwork. My main interests include low-level systems programming in C/C++ and Go, embedded systems, backend web development, and the FIRST Robotics Competition (FRC). I enjoy collaborating with others to tackle complex problems and am always eager to expand my skills and explore new technologies. I’m also an open-source enthusiast and a contributor to the KDE ecosystem.

Projects

LDM (Lime's Daemon Manager)

LDM is a lightweight, daemon management system written in C++, it is designed to manage user-made daemons/services on Linux systems. It provides a simple and efficient command-line inteface for starting, stopping, configuring, and communicating with daemons, and also provides a command-line listener to display messages sent from any active daemons. LDM comes with 2 example daemons, a CPU temperature monitor and a vault daemon. Additionally, the LDM daemon API allows users to create LDM-compatible daemons in C++ with ease.

Keeper Journal

Keeper Journal is a simple journaling web app build with React, Django, and MySQL. It allows users to create an account, log in, create, edit, and delete journal entries. The app features a clean and intuitive user interface, with a focus on simplicity. Users can also easily modify their account settings, including changing their password or username.

Arduino Sonar

Built using an Arduino Uno, ultrasonic sensor, and a servo motor, this project creates a simple sonar system that can detect objects in its environment. The sonar was programmed in C/C++ using the Arduino IDE, and the sonar interface was built using Python and Pyglet. The sonar system can rotate 180 degrees, taking distance measurements at regular intervals and displaying the results in a graphical interface. It creates a real-time visualization of the surrounding environment, allowing users to see the distance to nearby objects and navigate their surroundings.