Eda Eren

• QuestionMark

  A question-answering application using a lightweight pretrained machine learning model that runs in the browser, with Transformers.js ✨

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  • TypeScript
  • React

• Lemon: 30-Day Challenge Tracker

  A local progress tracker for 30-day challenges, using a simple SQLite3 database. Created for personal use (and to tinker with Server Actions!).

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  • TypeScript
  • Next.js

• Obsidian Prime

  A customizable dark/light theme for Obsidian. Also comes with CSS snippets.

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  • CSS

• Glow Cloud: The Weather

  Weather report with a slightly absurd take. Inspired by the podcast Welcome to Night Vale.

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  The first iteration of Glow Cloud was made with Pure React, using Vite:Demo site Source code

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  • TypeScript
  • Next.js

• Vocab-Build

  A Python CLI tool to study English vocabulary.

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  • Python

• WikiAnagrams

  A simple website to search for anagrams of a word, taken from its Wiktionary page.

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  • TypeScript
  • Next.js

• discrete-math-ref

  A Vue application to display basic discrete math formulas, and copy their TeX source to clipboard.

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  • TypeScript
  • Vue

• Terra Incognita

  The hackathon project for NASA Space Apps Challenge 2023, in the category of "Planetary Tourism Office."

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  • TypeScript
  • Next.js

• Casual Math

  A pure (and my first!) React application to solve simple math operations.

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  • JavaScript
  • React

• Heap for Reading Lists

  A Flask web application to create, analyze, and get recommendations from your reading list. Created as the final project for Harvard's CS50.

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  • Python
  • Flask

• Simple Caesar Cipher

  A simple tool for encrypting/decrypting a Caesar cipher.

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  • JavaScript

Writing

Bite-Sized Mathematics for Computer Science

A collection of my very short notes on MIT's 6.042 Mathematics for Computer Science. Half learn-in-public experiment, half short online book. Website written in Eleventy.

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Solving the Problem Sets of CS50's Introduction to Programming with Python — One at a Time Series

A ten-part series of blog posts that were published each week as the new problem sets arrived in CS50's Introduction to Programming with Python to guide learners taking the course.

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I took the original CS50 the year before, and had been diving a bit deep into Python, so when this course was first introduced, I took the challenge to take it, do the problem sets, and write about it each week on the day they arrived. It indeed proved to be helpful for some folks.

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