:wind_face: A Zsh framework as nice as a cool summer breeze

MIT License

zephyr

Collection of Summer 2025 tech internships!

Summer2025-Internships


Description


Hydropuzzle is a surreal superhero parody shaped into a short text puzzle adventure. However, you don't outrun express trains, and you donât fly through the skies. You rather use your brain and your smartphone to hack through the story.A summer heat wave, a whole city mysteriously running out of water, an enigmatic professor, an evil doctor, a brave king from some desert nation, a drunk gateman, radioactive fish, a cyber-crocodile... and YOU - tech-savvy superhero with your brain as your primary weapon. How do all these things connect? Where has all the water gone?#challenging #fun #indie #odd #short #stylish #surreal #uniqueWARNING! It may stimulate your brain and test your intelligence!* 7 chapters, 1-3 hours of gameplay* No ads or in-app purchases* Works offline, no internet connection required* Playable on a crowded bus without headphones* Optimized for all iPhones and iPads."I've never seen a game like this before. It is short and very challenging. But was really fun to play and had a clever story." (Fishbowl z)"I absolutely loved the style/feel of this game. The story development and the imagery were fantastic." (devxm)"Most enjoyable challenging puzzle in a long time!" (Katily =^â¢^=)"Stylish." (çµ²é¹)Hope you'll have at least as much fun playing it as I had making it. Enjoy!This game is a tribute to Andrzej Kondratiuk's Hydrozagadka.




Surreal tech adventure game for iOS and Android. Built with React Native.

GNU General Public License v3.0

hydropuzzle

Google Summer of Code 2012 project, supported by The Honeynet Project organization.

IPv6-Attack-Detector

List of summer schools in neuroscience and related fields

neuroSummerSchools

This is the weather app I've built as a part of the assignment of the Android Internship Workshop I'd attended at Amrita in the Summer of 2016

zephyr

Summer2025-Internships

hydropuzzle

IPv6-Attack-Detector

neuroSummerSchools

Weather