Code

These are some projects that I’ve written. Most of them are in TeX right now, but there are a couple of other things in the works.

Most code is on my GitLab, but I plan to move everything to a personal instance of Glee once I’ve created it.

Subpages

TeX

beam, a program that allows you to write Beamer slides in Markdown-like syntax and compile it to a PDF.

mapm

mapm is a problem management software that makes it easy to prototype different drafts of contests.

The documentation and my post are fairly comprehensive, so I won’t elaborate much on it here.

Web

• This website.

  Uses plain HTML and CSS, zero JS involved. Built with Pandoc and Bash, hosted on my own server with NGINX as an HTTP reverse proxy.

  This codebase is good and unlike MAST-web, I do recommend you emulate this website’s code. (This doesn’t necessarily mean the CSS stylesheet, content, or structure, just the way it uses Pandoc and Bash scripts.)

• mathadvance.org

  The main Math Advance website. The above description applies as well.

• mast-web

  This is the MAST website. The frontend and API are written in Next JS, and backend has MongoDB and Redis added onto it.

  The codebase is horrible, please don’t try to replicate whatever’s in it. I plan on rewriting it eventually.