Welcome to my GitHub account! My name is Robin and I'm a hobby C++ and web developer.

I create...

• 📚 dynamic libraries (.dll files)
• 📚 static libraries (.lib files)
• 🛠️ tools (applications)
• 🎮 video games
• 🌐 websites

I always liked thinking about myself as a game developer, as I always wanted to program a game. However, after a few years, it seems to me that I'm more of a general programmer, as I put a lot of efford and time into creating all those basic projects like a text (file/data) decoder, a bitmap-based "graphics engine", or a JSON interface. However, the ultimate goal is still creating video games. Most likely non-commercial ones, as I don't want to deal with all those business responsibilities. I'm always telling myself I'm just creating all that stuff because I first want a solid base for my game (I really, really dislike using other people's libraries - I prefer writing it myself, no matter what it is).

With websites, it all started with my homepage robinle.net (previously robinle.de). After re-coding it from the ground up in 2023, I started coding other websites, too. Like stickerbush-symphony.de, a domain I had owned for years but didn't really have enough knowledge to implement more professionally. But after the new version of my homepage went live, I overhauled it a little. My probably biggest web development project is my own video streaming page, robinle.tv (which is still WiP). And I only did that because I did not want to support YouTube/Google anymore.

All my public repos consist of C/C++ code (I'm usually working with the most recent C++ standard) within Microsoft Visual Studio solutions.

Unless noted otherwise, my code is written for Microsoft Windows (64 bit). I myself use Windows 10/11 and don't really test for compatibility with other operating systems.

I created a guideline document for my C/C++ code, it can be found here.

You can use my code for your own projects! Just make sure to apply my license terms.

Since my old repos (libs and tools) were the home of multiple unrelated applications/libraries and the GitHub release feed isn't really designed for this, I outsourced downloads for these repositories to my own website. Download them here

My main website is robinle.net.

It also contains a list of websites I created.

These are all the programming languages I have ever worked with.

When creating a website, these are the languages I use.

Here are a few more computer-related languages I worked with.