Jan Ringoš, Tringi.TRIMCORE.cz

No true programmer works at 9 a.m. If he does, it means that he was awake the whole night.

Welcome to a website dedicated to my portfolio of freeware work.
See my most essential projects in the menu above.
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See a menu above (no it's not an ad.) at the bottom of the page for the most interesting software and essentialy defining projects. Each category can be expanded to see more than the four featured pages. The search field, at the top right corner, can be used to look for a particular project.
If you find the design cluttered, then know that all white text is a link to another page, except when it is a heading. All icons and navigation graphics are links too. In listings even the headings are often active links, leading to a page dedicated to that particular theme. Text links get underlined when the mouse cursor is over, and links decorated with arrow icon lead off of this website.

Main sections

Freeware

Finished and supported applications, games and utilities.

Active projects

Everything I work on, or at least I thing about really hard.

Papers & C++

Especially source codes and work about C++ and sw development.

Endeavours

Technology articles, papers and interesting notes from my field.

Knee deep in the...

Started moving my projects to github.com/tringi. I have this small idea on innovating core TCP/IP services; we'll see, I'll soon be adding new project here. Finishing reading a great book Code Craft (Pete Goodliffe).

Jan Ringoš  (link leads to personal CV) is a software architect, programmer, system engineer, graphic designer, website administrator, and often the designated driver.

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