Name: Compile Error
Type: User
Company: Student
Bio: I'm a student aspiring for a tech job. I love Python, the Unity game engine, and Linux. Also dabbled in networking. Still poking around though.
Location: Canada; good luck finding me lol
Blog: https://compile--error.blogspot.com/
Compile Error's Projects
This is the third attempt to build a Fire TV app. The first two got deleted and/or archived. This time a specific template was selected to aid in development and learning.
Run macOS VM in a Docker! Run near native OSX-KVM in Docker! X11 Forwarding! CI/CD for OS X Security Research! Docker mac Containers.
This is a minesweeper-like game that I made. Any contributions welcome; it isn't currently working.
This is the code for the ducky website I made in Replit. It's also the first repo I've made that I understand kinda what I'm doing. It's my first official GitHub repository.
This is a program written in C# in which you can create accounts and log in to them. They are easy to mess up though and not secure at all.
This is made in Unity. Right now there's only moving blue circles but whatever, IT'S MULTIPLAYER YEAAHHHH!!!
This repository targets beginners to guide them about open source and help them make their first contribution.
A place to store my notes for the Ottawa U Enrichment Program, Software Engineering and Computer Science
This is a prime number check program that I made in C# so that you don't need any extra dependencies, like the Python interpreter. (.exe is included.)
This is an attempt to make a prime number check program with more user interface.
A repository holdilng all my React projects from my Ubuntu computer because I don't trust it to hold my files.
This is a recreation of a rock paper scissors game that I made in a Python class by Gabriel Braden, except that now it's in C#.
This is a simple tkinter project that is supposed to calculate your weight on Mars. It may have a few bugs.
Star thing
Config files for my GitHub profile.
This is a tic tac toe project that isn't currently finished yet. Any contributions welcome!