Since 2020 - 03

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This is a repository of shell scripts that automatically create objects that can be referenced as constants when you specify a path containing string or image resources when developing React.

Android Animation samples

Since 2019 - 12

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This is a sample listing various animations on Android. I wrote an article on Medium and it was a series, but I haven't been able to write since Part 1. It's so blurry now that I can't even remember. It starts with simple XML animation and covers MotionLayout. It really seems like there are various animations on Android.

Since 2019 - 11

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This is a simple sample I made while studying when I was really fascinated by NDK. I thought that to become an advanced Android engineer, I had to be able to use the native domain, and I remember looking at all the JNI documents with the worst UI on the shaky subway. Since then, I have been very interested in technologies that use various bridges such as JS <-> Native, JS (WebView) <-> JS (React), and Android <-> C++.

Android study sample - BottomSheet

Since 2019 - 08

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This is a layout sample created to help you understand BottomSheet when studying Android. Study the difference between the two types of BottomSheet, Persistent BottomSheet and Modal BottomSheet, and how to implement them.

Android study sample - Concurrency

Since 2019 - 08

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This is a sample created to help you understand Concurrecy when conducting Android study. First, learn to understand basic asynchrony. The Github README is well written. We will look at the implementation using Java Thread and the differences in implementation and operation between RxJava and Coroutine.

Android study sample - CoordinatorLayout

Since 2019 - 08

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This is a sample created to help you understand CoordinatorLayout when studying Android. I just implemented it and didn't study it, so there's no writing.

Android study sample - Layout

Since 2019 - 07

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This is a layout sample created to help you understand layout when conducting Android study. We explain the superiority of ConstraintLayout and also learn a simple understanding of CoordinatorLayout.

Since 2018 - 08

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This is a Windows form utility used to create a machine learning feed using OpenPose in a school project. You can enter the URL of the desired YouTube video, download it, and split the frames of the desired section into images.

Console Huddle Runner

Since 2018 - 06

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I was bored while working on an assignment to create a school calculator in C language, so I developed it into a console hurdle jumping game. It's been a while since I went in and looked at it, but surprisingly, the code was written so that I could read it. Using threads, we created a thread that receives input, a thread that draws pictures, and a thread that processes animation. It's a shame that I couldn't run it now because it was created using Windows APIs at the time.

Since 2017 - 03

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This is a meaningful project that gave me confidence for the first time in the act of creating something through development. Inspired from O2Jam, you can use the 4-key keyboard to build combos and score points. I also wrote the notes myself using a text editor to create the game. From then on, I dreamed of becoming a game producer, and now I'm developing a mobile application, but when I remember it, it was a project that I grew up with a lot and had a lot of fun with.