About Me
Hi! My name is Marco Cetica, and I'm a 22 years old computer science student from Italy. I work primarily on the backend side using
Typescript(Express) and Java(Spring). I also know Python for scripting purposes, C++ for system programming on UNIX based systems and some Rust.
This blog is my personal space where I share guides about programming, computer science and technology in general. Some of the topics
covered here are: system and backend programming, UNIX administration, theoretical computer science and mathematics. While I do not post very often, I do care to keep my blog
updated; If you spot an error lying around somewhere(even a small typo), feel free to reach me out at email@marcocetica.com(gpg key).
Below you can find an overview of the technologies I work with and some of my pet projects.
Tech Stack
Programming Languages
Frameworks & Databases
DevOps / OSes
Portfolio
codFiscale
codFiscale is a webapp written in Typescript to compute the codice fiscale and its reverse. This webapp is written following a functional approach.
Mint
Mint is a tree-walking interpreter written in modern C++(>=17) for a subset of the Javascript programming language. The Mint interpreter is built using a simple recursive descent parser.
VulcanOS
VulcanOS is a x86 monolithic kernel written in C from scratch following the UNIX philosophy. This project is just a student learning tool to know more about operating systems, do not expect nothing more than a toy.