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 (rarely, 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. Archived;
• BleachBit: BleachBit the file system cleaner, with wxPython for maximum happiness that you do NOT have to pack bunch of GTK files. Almost complete. Archived;
• Swifile: A file manager for iOS, it (optionally) uses Pascal! Will never be completed. Archived;
• Some {,forked} iOS tweaks and such. All are archived as I do not use iOS anymore (unwillingly);
• Charms Bar port and CMDInjector. Two of my biggest attempts in writing code.

• Windows8Group's WhatsWin: A WhatsApp client for Windows Phone 8.1+. Currently it is private (I'm NOT the owner, it will be opened when it's OK to do so);
• LocalTalk: LocalSend for Windows Phone 8.1+. No, literally - it implements LocalSend's protocol;
• CommandsCollection: A collection of commands, written in Pascal;
• Some in my GitLab.

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).