DOS application

My apps from the 90s

When life breaks you down, show it what you're made of.

All C Assembler Pascal Turbo Basic

Assembler practice 8086 (1993)

Conical perspective in TurboBasic (1994)

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3D simulation of a rotating cube (1997)

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Bouncing balls in Pascal combined with assembler (1997)

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First Class card rotating in assembler (1997)

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Delaunay triangulation testing in C (1997)

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Fractal compression of images in C (1997)

Programming without the help of the internet!

How to program at a time when the internet wasn't available to the general public yet...

Based on good foundations
Reading books on your favorite topics
Practicing with enthusiasm and commitment!!

Testimonies

“Real-time 3D rendering and 3D simulation was one of my favorite subjects.”

“Pascal, Assembler, TurboBasic, and C were the most popular programming languages in the DOS era.”

"Programming a Delaunay triangulation without the internet is not bad for a tech student!"

“The final year project was part of a Fortran library that created a system of equations to solve edps using the Finite Element Method”

My experience at the University of Telecommunications School

Those were troubled times, marked by a lack of light, which led to a very challenging situation that I am still experiencing the consequences of almost 30 years later

However, I continued to do what I could, and my programming efforts were not insignificant.

Thanks to a solid foundation and my environment, I continued my programming hobby, creating some cool projects that I'm sharing with you.

Videos

3D model of a ribbon in Turbo-Basic (1994)

Rotating 3D Cube (1996-1998)

Bouncing Balls (1996-1998)

Rotating 3D First Class Card (1997)

Delaunay Triangulation (1997)

Downloads

Email: frojasg1@hotmail.com