Hey there! I'm Minko Gechev and that's my personal home page. Here you can find basic information about myself, my interests and projects. There are also links to some of my profiles in the social networks. I hope you'll find something useful here. If you're interested in something don't afraid to contact me :-). Well, check out the links in the left hand side of the page to visit my blog.
I've worked in few spheres - web programming, developing desktop applications and a little bit in the administrating of some Linux servers.
Here are my web projects:
TinyCMS - little CMS system, which can be used for creating pages by user who is hard coded. It uses Smarty and the MVC model.
FacilisCMS - larger CMS system, which is extremely easy to use. It has an administrative panel, a lot of pages, video upload and
conversion option (using ffmpeg under FreeBSD) and so on.
AjaxWebChat - PHP, JavaScript web chat which is integrated in FacilisCMS.
CMS for Computer Service - I made it for one local computer service. I've used PHP, Ajax, JavaScript. It's with nice design and very intuitive interface.
I have few more web projects which are not so interesting so now I'm going to show you my desktop applications:
MKeyLogger - Keylogger which is invisible for the biggest part of the anti-virus and anti-spy software. It have an option to upload it's logs via ftp (written in C++).
Feed The Snake - Little arcade game where you are feeding a snake and you have to avoid all obstacles and walls)). Written in C#.
PHPMyAdmin Brute Force attacker - Used for brute force attacks on servers using phpMyAdmin. Written in C#.
I have a lot of more projects (such as TCP web chat, file server/client, arithmetic expression solver,
php and html editor) which are more typical so I won't
describe them here.
I'm currently working on few JavaScript and PHP projects. For more information visit my blog.
Hey, it's me - Minko Gechev. I'm owner of HP Pavilion dv4 1140go, HP ProBook 4520s (with Corei5 ^_^) and my pride - Google Nexus S. So let me tell you some details about myself. Born in Troyan, Bulgaria. Currently I live in Sofia, Bulgaria studying in Sofia University - the Faculty of Mathematics and Informatics (major CIS). I'm founder of SofiaJS and one of my hobbies is meeting with developers, studying/teaching new things about programming. When I was young...not so long ago, in Troyan, I graduated class with profile informatics. In second grade I started my karate trainings and few years ago I took my black belt. In my school years I was a regular participiant in any mathematics, informatics, karate, astronomy, tennis and table tennis competitions. And I've got some awards from them. My biggest passion is software development (no matter desktop or web). Karate is something that could not be profession...it's a way of life so I'm not putting it in this category. I just love creating things! There's one thing that's torturing me for years...human languages...English, German, Bulgarian or whatever... I just hate learning by heart...But all computer languages rulez :). You can see some of my projects in the links above (github). If accidentally there's something more that you want to know put your mouse pointer in the top of the page and contact me via any of the social networks I'm registered on :).
From the previous sections maybe you know about my affinity in some areas. So here I'm not gonna write much about that. I'm just going to tell few words about my programming passion. I'm interested in algorithms, parallel computing, discrete mathematics, linux, databases any programming stuff... I've got experience with the following technologies and programming languages: PHP, SQL, JavaScript, Flex (RobotLegs, Cairngorm), MySQL, PostgreSQL (with PHP), DB2, C/C++, C#.NET, Silverlight, WPF, Haskell, Ajax, HTML, CSS (apparently), Git, Linux (Debian, Ubuntu and a little bit OpenSUSE), Relational database model, UML and of course as each worship himself student from FMI data structures and some algorithms. At the moment I'm mastering JavaScript and Databases...May be preparing for the future - NoSQL :). Computer networks are also very interesting area which is deserving place here. In my student years I supported some DNS, Apache, DHCP, FTP and few more servers before i found out that my Debian server consumes too much electricity and there was no benefit from it ^_^. Well look at my blog for more information :).