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Welcome to my world

My name is Vitalii. I'm 24. I live in Vinnytsia, Ukraine (UTC+2). undead404 My main interests are:

  • programming with Python: web scraping, web development
  • science fiction - movies, books
  • music - playing drums, listen to my band: ellan
  • vegetarianism
  • writing poetry in Ukrainian and Russian

Programming

My past projects

komentor

Python, Django komentor is my current project for diploma.

socmusrec

JavaScript, AngularJS, VK API, Last.fm API, Azure socmusrec socmusrec was a fully frontend project. It was about retrieving data about audios stored at personal vk.com pages, analyzing these audios by means of Last.fm api, and providing analysis results and comparation of two users' tastes in music - in percents. Asynchroneousity was developed with promises. It was great, I loved this project. Rest in peace.

All the code was written in JavaScript by means of AngularJS, the site was launched at Azure.

israel_parser

Python, lxml, tkinter, sqlite3, openpyxl israel_parser israel_parser was about scraping of several bulletin boards. The app was a desktop one with GUI on tkinter, scraping was being launched manually, the results were being stored in SQLite database file and extracted to .xlsx files.

rhymes-seeker

PHP, MySQL rhymes-seeker rhymes-seeker was built ontop of an enormous MySQL database of Ukrainian language: all the words, about 1,000,000 forms of words.

A user provided a word, and rhymes-seeker answered with possible rhymes. Words were handled by their pronunciation.

rhymes-seeker was never launched due to bulkiness of its database, and now the database is lost.

adir114.info

adir114.info was my first real project, I've developed it when I was about 18. It was a frameworkless PHP web site with blog, uploading photos and other files, et cetera. An MLM organization used it as its home page.

It's dead since 2014, but you can look how awful it was via Wayback Machine.