I'm Noah. I'm a Student, 21 y/o and like writing Software, mostly Dev-Tools, Open Source of course.

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Noah Bürgler • Peerlist Profile

Just give it a package name and it will collect info about it from your available package managers. It will show you an entry for each manager: a state and an optional version. There is three states:<ol><li>Installed</li><li>Not installed, but available</li><li>Not available (not found)</li></ol>

boss

School project: a terrible amalgamation of various languages and techniques, yet still worthy of its own page.It's a logic circuit simulator, albeit a flawed one, primarily due to my overly ambitious past self's desire to essentially write it from scratch. The final version is a blend of Lua code and Moonscript classes because object-oriented programming has a peculiar effect on some people's brains...It appears better than it performs, as I had to make it visually appealing for the final presentation.Although it doesn't utilize textures or components like a game, relying solely on the love2d drawing primitives such as circles, rounded rectangles, and lines on bezier curves, and lacking a proper UI library, it still turned out quite impressive in my opinion.I created a <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" class="break-all link-break text-gray-500 hover:underline" href="https://lcs.stardive.space/fhd">live demo</a> for you to play with. Apart from that, it won't receive any further attention and will be archived.(rephrased using AI)

L.C.S.

needs is a powerful terminal tool designed to check if specific binaries are installed on your system and retrieve their versions. This open-source project is built using Rust and leverages a multi-threaded approach to efficiently handle version checks.Key Features:<ul><li>Checks for the presence of binaries and retrieves their versions.</li><li>Supports parallel execution with Rayon for faster processing.</li><li>Offers installation via cargo install</li><li>Includes options to disable version retrieval for faster checks.</li></ul>This tool is ideal for developers who need to verify the availability of command-line tools and their versions in a Unix-based environment.Featured on Terminal Trove: <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" class="break-all link-break text-gray-500 hover:underline" href="https://terminaltrove.com/needs/">needs</a>

needs

A devtool i wrote to easily jump to my most visited places i use for development.Search will use the platforms own search query, WARP will directly jump to the entered name.The history for each platform is below the text field in form of so called "sunk-in buttons" that will fill the text field when clicked.<ul><li><a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" class="break-all link-break text-gray-500 hover:underline" href="http://crates.io">crates.io</a> for Rust packages, Search + WARP</li><li>brew for homebrew formulas and casks, Search + WARP</li><li>My Github Repositories, Search + WARP</li><li>My Github Stars, Search only</li></ul>Will be customizable one day for everyone to use.

WARP

A score calculator build for specific cases where you want to compare contestants based on their distance to the best possible properties.First the website was made with browser technology, to get a working prototype. Now im Working on a standalone-crossplatform app using Rust with the eframe and egui frameworks. It's almost done and only needs some finishing touches. After that i will try to completely replace the website with a WASM compiled version of the new app.