Lartu's Personal Website

Hi there, I'm Lartu. I make games and open-source software. I love rainy days and Armenian food. Last updated October 5, 2020. Despite its looks this site is still maintained. Online since November 29, 2015.

You can send me email to lartu@lartu.net. My Twitter handle is @martulartu. My GitHub user is lartu. If you use LinkedIn, you can find me at in/lartu.

My Games (more)

Soft Drizzle: B-Track	Soft Drizzle	Fateful Lore
Eternal Lux	Aidinia: An Epic Adventure

Other Stuff I've Made

This is a list of non-game stuff I've made over the years, in alphabetical order. Most of this projects, if not all of them, are open-source, so feel free to fork and modify as you see fit.

• ASM Formatter, a very simple automatic ASM code indentator.
• AST, a command line tool designed to calculate the sum, mean, variance or standard deviation of a list of numbers.
• Cppregex, very simple, single header file, easy to use C++11 std::regex wrapper for lazy people.
• Cpptrim, a simple string trimming function library for C++.
• Explicartu, a tool for writing software reference documentation.
• Gallemahic, a notepad-like tool designed to ease math writing by computer.
• Graph theory notes, based on Flavia Bonomo's slides for her Algorithms and Data Structures III class.
• The LAPL Programming Language. Has dinosaurs. May freeze your computer.
• The LarBASIC Programming Language
• Lartu's Mini RPG One Week Jam, RPG Programming Jam that ran from March 3rd 2018 to March 10th 2018.
• Lartu's Mini RPG One Week Jam II, RPG Programming Jam that ran from September 14th 2018 to September 29th 2018.
• Lartype, a lightweight, easy to use, LaTeX inspired markup document editor.
• The LDPL Programming Language. COBOL inspired. Has dinosaurs.
• Led, a line text editor written in LDPL, inspired by the ed and sed text editors, but friendlier.
• Lute, a simple, no-nonsense text editor for Unix and general *nix systems written in LDPL.
• Lstring, a simple, utf-8 string library for C++.
• Malady, a string-substitution based esolang.
• Mitsubachi, a tiny and open chat protocol, designed to be minimal, easy to implement, easy to use and easy to understand.
• OpenNapkin, a graphical Gopher client written in Gambas 3.
• p5.clickable, a p5.js library that lets you create and customize buttons and assign event based behaviours to them.
• The Polaris Programming Language. Documentation can be found here.
• S Language Interpreter, interpreter written for the S Language created by Martin Davis, Ron Sigal & Elaine J. Weyuker for their book Computability, Complexity, and Languages: Fundamentals of Theoretical Computer Science.
• ShibaHug, is a PHP library that makes interfacing PHP with MySQL as easy as pie.
• Teoremas para el final de Análisis II (computación), calculus theorems and demonstrations, in Spanish.

More projects can be found on my GitHub.

Talks and Lectures

I enjoy public speaking very much and I've spoken at several conferences on topics such as Google Firebase, digital logic and probability applied to machine learning. Most talks and lectures I've given are listed below, with their respective titles in Spanish and an English description of what they were about.

SdC 2019

Title: Conociendo LDPL: una mala idea con dos buenos mensajes
Description: Workshop on my programming language LDPL and the lessons it taught me – Department of Computing, Universidad de Buenos Aires (2019)
Multimedia: Can be watched here. Get the slides for the workshop here.

Google Devfest 2018

Title: Aplicaciones multiusuario en 15 minutos con Firebase Database
Description: Lecture on Google Firebase and how it can be used to develop and quickly deploy multiuser applications – Google DevFest Buenos Aires (2018)

SdC 2018

Title: De Boole a los Microprocesadores
Description: Workshop on Boolean algebra and its relation to microprocessor development – Department of Computing, Universidad de Buenos Aires (2018)

SdC 2017

Title: Un Paseo por el Desarrollo de Software de Generación Estadística de Música
Description: Workshop on statistical techniques for computer aided music composition software development – Department of Computing, Universidad de Buenos Aires (2017)

SdM 2017

Title: Musiqué, la Computadora que Compone Música
Description: Presentation on Analysis and Statistics in the field of computer aided music composition – Semana de la Matemática – Department of Mathematics, Universidad de Buenos Aires (2017)

Others

I've also given a few smaller presentations on the history of probability (2017) and space maximization algorithms applied to the placement of oil drilling platforms (2018).

Changelog

• 2020-10-05: Added ~lartu subdirectory.
• 2020-09-16: Moved to a new server infrastructure. Website redesigned.
• 2020-08-23: Website theme changed.
• 2020-08-22: Soft Drizzle added to the games section of the website.
• 2020-08-01: Lartu.net has been accepted into the Low Tech Webring and the website footer has been updated accordingly.

Text on this website is released under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License. All images belong to their respective authors (mostly me). Copyright © Lartu, 2015 - 2020. All rights reserved.