So, what is this all about? Every now and then I want to try if I can solve some programming problem and make a tiny new project for that. For convenience I publish them on GitHub so I can clone them and play with them from multiple computers. Maybe someone else finds it and it helps someone, who knows.

I could name those tiny (not so) throw away projects like “testthis” or “evaluatethat” or come up with some more or less matching name, but GitHub has a nice feature when creating new repositories, GitHub makes a naming suggestion and I just pick that. See:

Create a new repository on GitHub

Over time the number of those projects grew and to not lose track of them, here is a list:

• vigilant-enigma (AgentX based Net-SNMP example subagent)
• bookish-chainsaw (Functions with variable arguments in C)
• verbose-octo-potato (play with libmosquitto)
• ideal-waddle (TCP echo server to play with TCP KEEPALIVE settings)
• bugfree-octo-shame (Doubly linked list and lots and lots of threads)
• effective-succotash (Building and using OpenSSL in CMake as ExternalProject)
• psychic-waffle (Investigate signal handling in Docker env, with tini, runuser, etc.)
• glowing-tribble (webserver example using libhttpserver and CMake)
• glowing-tribble-build (CMake superbuild project for glowing-tribble)