I'm a developer and open source contributor who is mainly working on C/C++ and Lua.
I have been working and contributing to multiple organizations, mostly on The Algorithms.

In 2019, I started my journey through the programming path, it's been a nice path, with difficulties but very fun.
Since then, I started to love open source, coding, programming, and learning new things about coding.

I also work on 5+ mods of the Minetest engine; you can find 3 here.
I've contributed to many open-source projects such as Minetest, Square language, Devicon, and many other projects, such as other Minetest mods.

However, all of the above takes time and work, especially developing and maintaining open source projects: it's a high cost, which is why I appreciate donations from everyone, from everywhere, no matter the amount. If you like my work, please consider giving me some money; so I can contribute further to open source projects. 🙂

Contributions on The Algorithms

I'm one of the most active maintainers in The Algorithms, especially in the C and the C++ repository. Here's a summary of what I do.

Reviewing pull requests

I have reviewed over 100 pull requests, guiding the pull request author to make their algorithm a well-documented and coded resource for learners and coders according to our repository guidelines. The repository uses Doxygen to make the documentation live on the cloud.

Improving the documentation and the code

I've improved over 5 old algorithms to make them a useful resource for learners and students alike, adding to them refined documentation and conform with the repository guidelines. A lot of work and effort has been put into the documentation.

Maintaining the Twitter account

I also maintain the Twitter account for The Algorithms. I recently have taken control over it.
I plan to post useful content about algorithms, open-source, and all related to learning about coding.

Minor contributions in other repositories

As a member of The Algorithms, I've also contributed
to various other repositories of the organization.

Some of these repositories are:

• F-Sharp.
• Rust.
• AArch64 Assembly.
• C-Sharp.
• PHP.
• And many many more...

Minetest projects

I'm on 5 organizations of Minetest games/mods, and I maintain all of them.
Here's a small summary of what I do with these projects.

Contributions

I mainly fix minor bugs, add tools such as LuaCheck, and use the latest features of the API.
I've contributed to over 10 Minetest mods, all of them being open source. Mostly all mods are hosted on Minetest mods.

Minor pull request reviews

I also review pull requests, mostly to make comments
or fix minor typos, or ask for more information about it.

Maintaining projects

I maintain 4 (1 being stale) popular Minetest mods on the Minetest mods organization:

• Cloud Items.
• Vehicle Mash.
• Library Mount.
• Enhanced Built-in Commands (stale).

These are three other projects that I maintain outside the Minetest Mods organizations:

• Teleport request.
• Travelnet (fork).
• Technic Armor (fork)

Other open-source projects

I've also contributed to many other open-source projects, doing the following:

• Fixing minor bugs.
• Using the latest API features.
• Fix/add continuous integration.
• Minor pull request reviews.

Personal projects

I've been working on some personal projects in C++ and VBA.
Most of them are to learn and to have fun. Here are some of them:

• List of employees of an organization with many features.
• Calculator (console & Windows Forms).
• Magic number.
• Tic Tac Toe.
• And many many more...