Right now I am teaching myself Rust and Vue, mostly for Size Matters.

Size Matters is a poker planning tool for Scrum's refining sessions.

I got tired of my boss always asking if we were ready to size and counting before we threw some finger in the air. So I decided there has got to be a better way.

Since I was already learning Rust, I decided to use it. I wanted to use Websockets to create a very dynamic site, and found a the Actix actor framework that allows you to easily create a site that uses Websockets and actors for concurrency.

The UI is written in VUE using a Material Design like library.

Very similar to Project Euler, but works as an advent calendar providing a problem every day in December until Christmas.
Most problems are on the easier side, compared to Project Euler, but still challenging.

Since there are spoilers in Reddit, I decided to post my reasoning to each problem in my blog.

Ruins and Raiders is an RPG game based on Pathfinder 1 rules. I decided to write an RPG game since I have no one to play with.
The rules are being written in Rust. The idea is to first make it into a browser game, compiling the rules into WebAssembly and using some Rust web framework. Then step 2 is to make it into a MUD, which realistically won't happen.

This project is on hold in favor of Size Matters.