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- \ No newline at end of file + diff --git a/pages/about.md b/pages/about.md index 76dc24c..8c93f61 100644 --- a/pages/about.md +++ b/pages/about.md @@ -7,5 +7,5 @@ the German pronoun "der" nor with any of the other [things wikipedia suggests](h Currently, I'm a computer science student and as many people with a custom-made website I like to code for fun. Unlike many people with a custom-made website, *[I don't like websites](https://suckless.org/sucks/web/)*. -I'm more interested in making [simple, correct programs](https://github.com/NobodyForNothing?tab=repositories&q=&type=&language=rust&sort=stargazers), -but ended up being successful with [my complex Android app](https://github.com/NobodyForNothing/blood-pressure-monitor-fl). \ No newline at end of file +I'm more interested in making [simple, correct programs](https://github.com/derdilla?tab=repositories&q=&type=&language=rust&sort=stargazers), +but ended up being successful with [my complex Android app](https://github.com/derdilla/blood-pressure-monitor-fl). diff --git a/pages/blog/size-aosp.blog b/pages/blog/size-aosp.blog index a9c4cd6..b0d44b5 100644 --- a/pages/blog/size-aosp.blog +++ b/pages/blog/size-aosp.blog @@ -49,6 +49,6 @@ I count the lines by counting the amount of newline characters in the file("\n") The analysis breaks down to manually selection some interesting file types (the ones you see in the table) and printing out there respective line counts as well as the sum of them. -If you want to have take a look at it, the code is public on GitHub +If you want to have take a look at it, the code is public on GitHub What I found helpful to determine wether and how to count a specific directory was this 2012 Stackoverflow answer. diff --git a/pages/blog/size-aosp14.md b/pages/blog/size-aosp14.md index 6fb9000..2462d1e 100644 --- a/pages/blog/size-aosp14.md +++ b/pages/blog/size-aosp14.md @@ -6,10 +6,10 @@ If you want to be extremely liberal in your definition, you can consider android -As a middle ground this counting examines the contents of the main [AOSP repo](https://source.android.com). A current checkout of the repo is roughly 168 GiB large this is however on only code but also documnetation, developer tools and other ecosystem components. To break down this code I created [aosp-analyzer](https://github.com/NobodyForNothing/aosp-analyzer) a set of scripts and a program that produces a handy HTML file (a slightly modified version is used for the interactive statistics at the end of this article). Let's break it down some more: +As a middle ground this counting examines the contents of the main [AOSP repo](https://source.android.com). A current checkout of the repo is roughly 168 GiB large this is however on only code but also documnetation, developer tools and other ecosystem components. To break down this code I created [aosp-analyzer](https://github.com/derdilla/aosp-analyzer) a set of scripts and a program that produces a handy HTML file (a slightly modified version is used for the interactive statistics at the end of this article). Let's break it down some more: -It depends on androids `repo` tool to obtain the source code and [tokei](https://github.com/XAMPPRocky/tokei) to do the heavy line counting work. During line counting I do a preliminary categorization of line data based on the top level directories. After those first two slow steps it begins its actual analysis work: It seperates test code and documentation from the rest *([1](https://github.com/NobodyForNothing/aosp-analyzer/blob/main/visualizer/src/extractor.rs#L16-L66))*, removes data only files (mainly random test data) *([2](https://github.com/NobodyForNothing/aosp-analyzer/blob/main/visualizer/src/extractor.rs#L71-L73))* and assembles the html *([3](https://github.com/NobodyForNothing/aosp-analyzer/blob/main/visualizer/src/format.rs#L57-L62))*. In case you are curious about the details, I think the code is more explicit than this text could ever be. +It depends on androids `repo` tool to obtain the source code and [tokei](https://github.com/XAMPPRocky/tokei) to do the heavy line counting work. During line counting I do a preliminary categorization of line data based on the top level directories. After those first two slow steps it begins its actual analysis work: It seperates test code and documentation from the rest *([1](https://github.com/derdilla/aosp-analyzer/blob/main/visualizer/src/extractor.rs#L16-L66))*, removes data only files (mainly random test data) *([2](https://github.com/derdilla/aosp-analyzer/blob/main/visualizer/src/extractor.rs#L71-L73))* and assembles the html *([3](https://github.com/derdilla/aosp-analyzer/blob/main/visualizer/src/format.rs#L57-L62))*. In case you are curious about the details, I think the code is more explicit than this text could ever be. {{ aosp-data }} -[android-levels]: /assets/android-levels.svg "Levels of android" \ No newline at end of file +[android-levels]: /assets/android-levels.svg "Levels of android" diff --git a/pages/overview.md b/pages/overview.md index 25dad71..fd4791d 100644 --- a/pages/overview.md +++ b/pages/overview.md @@ -1,8 +1,8 @@ -This website and my [GitHub](https://github.com/NobodyForNothing) host all the +This website and my [GitHub](https://github.com/derdilla) host all the stuff I want to recklessly publish and a tiny bit more that is actually useful. I have a [**blog**](./blog) and if you dig deep enough into my unlisted pages you may -find a little app or game (or you look at [how this website is build](https://github.com/NobodyForNothing/personal-website), +find a little app or game (or you look at [how this website is build](https://github.com/derdilla/personal-website), but where is the fun in that). If you just wanted to reach out to me and read through all of that: have a look -at the footer :). \ No newline at end of file +at the footer :).