Alexander Pavel
Hello! The is the website of Alexander Pavel! Here is some useful information:
Resume:
For a sample of my resume, use this link:
Alexander Pavel Resume.pdf
Projects:
Simple Assignment Planner:
This project was created with the intention of learning how to code Android applications.
It ended up becoming a very basic assignment planner that uses SQLite databases
for data storage and follows some basic material design guidelines. It isn't fully
featured at the moment, but it may gain features in time. You can install it on
an Android phone using the link below or view the source code here:
https://github.com/AlexNPavel/Simple-Assignment-Planner.
Dartrix:
This project was created to learn how to use the Dart programming language and the
Polymer library to create a website using Web Components. It currently supports
generating a random matrix and verifying inputted solutions for Row Echelon
matrices as well as Reduced Row Echelon matrices. Due to low support for the
Polymer library in Dart and a very large backing of Dart in the Angular2 framework,
this project will be moved to Angular2 once Angular2Dart material design components
are released. More features will come after this transition is made as well. You
can visit the site by clicking the image below or by using this link:
https://dartrix.alexpavel.com.
Source code is available at
https://github.com/AlexNPavel/dartrix.
Mass Email System:
This is a project that was designed to be used by my high school robotics team,
FRC Team 75, the Roboraiders. It is a CLI program written in Java. It requires 2
config files and supports both the Windows ANSI/CP-1252 and UTF-8 formats. The first
config file (emails.txt) contains a recipient's name and their email address
seperated by a hyphen on each line. The second config file (message.txt). The first
line contains the subject, and the rest of the file is the message body. It can send
personalized messages by replacing all instances of "recipient_name" in the message.txt
file with the recipient's name from emails.txt before sending the message to that email.
The code is available here:
https://github.com/AlexNPavel/MassEmailSystem.
FRC Java API Tutorial:
During the summer of 2014, I migrated FRC Team 75, the Roboraiders's code base
from LabView to Java. The tutorial plus the migrated 2014 code and official
2015 code used in the 2015 FRC world Championships is available at:
https://robotutorial.alexpavel.com/