This is a simple HTTP 1.1 reverse proxy written in Python 3 that supports multiple downstream services with multiple instances. The downstream services are identified using the Host HTTP header.

The requests are load-balanced randomly or via a round-robin strategy.

The response from the downstream service is sent back to the reverse proxy.

You can run it as a

• Python application
• standalone Docker container
• Docker container deployed on a Kubernetes cluster as a Helm chart
• Docker container deployed on a Kubernetes cluster as an Operator

For more information, go to the GitHub page and read the friendly documentation.

Enjoy!

PHPBack is an open source feedback system. You can find it on GitHub as well.

In order to run a PHPBack instance I created these 3 things:

• a Docker image;
• a docker-compose so that you can run it locally;
• a Helm chart that you can easily deploy in a Kubernetes cluster (tested on both minikube and AWS).

For more information, go to the GitHub page and read the friendly documentation.

Enjoy!

ToXic Chat was a project I started in highschool (December of 2003) with Dragoș Bucevschi. The idea was to create a cross-platform (Windows and Linux), peer-to-peer (no dependency on a specific server), reliable (TCP) chat system.

Initial implementation was done in Delphi (Windows) and Kylix (Linux) and in 2005 I rewrote it in C++/Qt but I discontinued the project.

Version history:

• 10th of May 2004 - 0.0.1
• 23rd of May 2004 - 0.1.0
• 30th of August 2004 - 0.2.0
• 1st of September 2004 - 0.2.1
• 16th of July 2005 - 0.4
• 25th of December 2006 - 0.5 alpha1 - this was the version in C++/Qt but I discontinued the project.

The source code, binaries, installers and screenshots can be found on Sourceforge:

• the Delphi/Kylix version
• the C++/Qt version

QPdf2Swf is a GUI (graphical user interface) written in Qt4 for pdf2swf, a pdf to swf converter. It was a demo that I wrote in a few hours for an interview at a company wanting to convert PDF presentation catalogs and render Flash pages from them. Flash websites were a thing in 2005 :)

I didn't get the job so I published the code online but didn't maintain it. You can view it on Sourceforge. It is cross platform and should run on both Windows and Linux (probably even Mac OS, but I didn't test)

Version history:

• October 2005 - unreleased version, written in Qt 4.0
• 31st of October 2006 - 0.1, the version I released, refactored in Qt 4.2

Cărămida Verde a fost o revistă-pamflet scrisă în liceu. A avut 8 numere și un manifest.

Echipa permanentă era formată din:

• 4 redactori şefi: Syl (eu), BOGGHY (Bogdan Bucevschi), m0|3 (Andrei Şanta) şi v|v (Viorel Dram)
• 1 jurnalist (şi el şef într-un fel): GhostD (Dragoş Bucevschi)
• 1 badigard (nu era şef, dar e clar că era cel mai tare): tony (Ovidiu Căldare)

Sediul Institutului şi al Trustului nostru de presă era format din ultimele bănci de pe rândul de la perete.

• Cărămida Verde - Numărul 1 - primul număr, lansat pe 13 noiembrie 2003
• Cărămida Verde - Numărul 2 - al doilea număr, ce trebuia să poarte alt nume. S-a dovedit că un nume mai haios nu se putea aşa că l-am lansat ca atare pe 23 noiembrie 2003
• Cărămida Verde - Numărul 3 - decembrie 2003
• Cărămida Verde - Numărul 4 - ianuarie 2004
• Cărămida Verde - Numărul 5 - februarie 2004
• Cărămida Verde - Numărul 6 - martie 2004
• Cărămida Verde - Numărul 7 - numărul de adio, lansat în mai 2004
• Cărămida Verde - Numărul 8 - scris în septembrie 2004, acest număr nu a fost lansat niciodată. Fiindcă şcoala începea pe 15 şi noi mai aveam încă vacanţă până pe 1 octombrie, ne gândeam că acest număr va fi binevenit bobocilor din Informatică
• Cărămida Verde - Manifest - scris de Institutul nostru în timpul unei ore de limba engleză cu scopul de a fi trimis preşedintelui. Tehnoredactarea originală îi aparţine lui m0|3 (cu excepţia semnăturilor bineînţeles). Varianta PDF e creată de mine