Yonas CMS is a content management system (CMS) programmed using PHP 5, SQLite, Javascript and AJAX, which makes it portable and hopefully easy to install in a good number of servers.

Initially developed to manage my own website, I am releasing this free (as in freedom) version, so anyone can benefit from it (using it to manage a site, learning from the code...).

The actual public version (beta 1) has some minor glitches I've already repaired in the customized version I use in my site, so I'll try to make a new release when I have some time. For now, the beta version is already functional and open source (GPL v2), which means people can take a look at the code and improve it or, who knows, maybe learn something from it.

This is a program I've made at home in my spare time to view the reports generated by a commercial tool I'm using at work called RapiTime.

RapiTime is a software toolkit developed by Rapita Systems for worst-case execution time analysis and performance profiling. It provides its own report viewer, much more complete than mine, so there was no need for me to create one, I just did it as an excuse to learn some new skills.

rtdViewer is programmed in c# running on mono and using GTK# to create the GUI and Cairo for the graphics. I don't think the program itself would be very useful to many people (and I'm sure it has bugs, because I have tested it only with a very limited number of simple report files) but the source code could be helpful to anyone interested in seeing an example of using c#, Cairo or GTK#, so I'm thinking about sharing it under a GPL license.

For now, you can see how it looks by clicking on the screenshots in the right.

ALOS is one of my pet projects: developing a simple operative system in order to learn more about computers.

There are some great tutorials in the internet that helped me begin, like JamesM's and Brandon F's, and really helpful communities like OSDev.org.

Right now I'm reading the amazing series of articles published in Linux Magazine describing the creation of the SOS operative system, which I'm sure will help me learn a lot more about OS programming.

For now, I've just programmed a simple command line interface and I'm working on a VGA driver, which is almost finished. You can watch some videos and screenshots of my first steps in the development of ALOS in the right side.

This package contains a few scripts I made while programming some games for the MaRTE OS operative system to easily convert images to a format you can use with its VGA driver.

License: GPL v2.

Downloads: source code.

Last version update: 10 Apr 2009.