Projects (In English)

Last updated: 24. March 2009.
Note: The list got quite long, so the descriptions are hidden by default. Just click on a name to unfold it.

Below you can find a list of projects I've worked on.

Private

Things I wrote mostly for myself, or for fun, or while learning something new. Their quality varies, but they're mostly functional.

RPN Calculator

GitHub repository
An RPN calculator written in Java. The text fields can be edited via the GUI buttons or the keyboard. It has exponential and trigonometric functions. You can choose angles to be represented as degrees (Fok) or radians (Radián). The stack has five slots (X, Y, A, B, C) and four memory slots. Operations are implemented with higher-order functions.

Form builder

GitHub repository
An interactive table-based form builder written in JavaScript, with the JQuery framework. It supports multiple languages, English and Hungarian right now. As of 24. March 2009, all the table operations are done, text-content cells and text, button, radio and checkbox input fields are supported. Only tested with Firefox.

AbDict students dictionary

SourceForge page
Current version: 0.2
My first serious Python application. It's one of those write-dictionary-test-words programs. The interface can be translated, now it has English and Hungarian languages. The first version was quite hackish, so afterwards I also got some experience in refactoring Python code.

CryptChat

Download
Note: abesto.extra.hu was taken offline by the provider, most likely for removing the mandatory ad/menu... So this one is lost. Sorry. The description stays here for the record:
A simple chat client written in Python with the Twisted framework. It uses a hand-made XOR encryption with user-given passwords when transmitting messages. The clients connect directly to each other, and messages are sent to each one (kinda P2P thing). The server is a simple PHP script (available on request :D) that keeps track of connections in a flat text file. I uploaded only the compiled Win32 binaries, but of course the source is available on request.

Irina book catalog

Launchpad page
Current version: 0.2
A book catalog, also written in Python. Only available in Hungarian, but of course it could be translated. Fetches book information from antikvarium.hu by ISBN, where it found info for about 90-95% of the 500-odd books I added. Supports book categories, drag-and-drop for both the categories and the books, and file-type association in the Win32 installer.

abesto.extra.hu

Link: abesto.extra.hu
Note: abesto.extra.hu was taken offline by the provider, most likely for removing the mandatory ad/menu. It was to be expected... sorry.
My first attempt at website building. Written in plain old HTML, CSS and PHP, without any frameworks. Features an unlimited-depth PHP-generated menu, English and Hungarian languages, a Javascript sudoku solver and some other fun things.

School class homepage

Link: Indiszkrét Kérdés
The website of my class at school. It has only Hungarian language. The graphics were made by a very talented classmate of mine. I wrote it originally in pure PHP, but ported it some time ago to the Symphony framework. Some highlights are the moving news on top (OK, not a highlight...) and the calendar written in PHP, complete with JS/Ajax timetable (disabled in the holidays), one-day events, holidays correctly spanning through months and years and of course an event list (see 'Naptár' section). A lot of work also went into the custom image browser (see 'Képek' section).

Work

Projects I completed on order. You could call these my portfolio.

All in One Discount

Visit it
A ZenCart-based webshop I customized to the needs of the user. Currently in Hungarian, German translation planned. As for the quality of the design and the content... I take no responsibility for that.
The banner system is used for showcasing hotels in the sideboxes. Three buttons (Képek - images, Virtuális séta - Virtual walk, Közeli látnivalók - Nearby sights) were added to the hotels on auction that load their content with AJAX.

NDA Metaman Firefox extension port to Firefox 3

Extension site
An extension for annotating and commenting on web pages via the NDA (National Digital Datastore) database.
This project involved refactoring and extending Javascript and CSS code. The removed SOAP support of Firefox 3 was worked around with jqSOAPClient. Auto-update works with newer versions, though the first update required manual download.