Pinned Repositories
EPFLNotesIN
My typed notes from my EPFL Computer Science lessons.
PathTracer
A C++ renderer using the Path Tracing algorithm made throughout 2020 in the context of my Travail de Maturité.
PathTracerDocumentation
Contains the documentation for a path tracer I wrote in the context of my Travail de Maturité. See https://github.com/JoachimFavre/PathTracer
PyMaTex
The aim of this school project is to give (some kind of) library, which allows to write a simple mathematical proof, which will get completely verified and then saved in a LaTeX document. If you are interested in the idea behind this project, take a look at Metamath. Done in collaboration with Alberts Reisons.
RegexRightToLeft
Turns a regular expression into one that would work the same on a reversed string. In other words, the regex is turned to a right-to-left version of itself. This can be used to find the last (and biggest) occurrence of a regex in a string.
HPshape
prd
Product Requirement Document for the MVP of Proxima
proxima
A social app that encourages users to visit places in order to see posts.
JoachimFavre's Repositories
JoachimFavre/EPFLNotesIN
My typed notes from my EPFL Computer Science lessons.
JoachimFavre/PyMaTex
The aim of this school project is to give (some kind of) library, which allows to write a simple mathematical proof, which will get completely verified and then saved in a LaTeX document. If you are interested in the idea behind this project, take a look at Metamath. Done in collaboration with Alberts Reisons.
JoachimFavre/PathTracer
A C++ renderer using the Path Tracing algorithm made throughout 2020 in the context of my Travail de Maturité.
JoachimFavre/PathTracerDocumentation
Contains the documentation for a path tracer I wrote in the context of my Travail de Maturité. See https://github.com/JoachimFavre/PathTracer
JoachimFavre/RegexRightToLeft
Turns a regular expression into one that would work the same on a reversed string. In other words, the regex is turned to a right-to-left version of itself. This can be used to find the last (and biggest) occurrence of a regex in a string.