TEODOR SODOLESCU

One pixel at a time
IN PROGRESS:

⇀ Development of blog, then write some cool articles

⇀ Jumping in 3D printing world, prototyping, Blender

⇀ Reading A Philosophy of Software Design

The pursuit of recovery - Frank Moth
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In a Nutshell: Who am I

Honestly, I'm still figuring it out—but aren't we all? What I do know is that I'm all about turning ideas into digital realities. From crafting sleek pages to API's, LLM's or scaled up CMS solutions, I focus on creating dynamic, intuitive experiences.

It’s not just about writing clean code or shipping features—it’s about solving puzzles, asking “what if?”, and pushing the boundaries of what’s possible. Every project is a chance to grow, learn, and create something that stands out.

IN THE WORKS

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HTML to Contentful Rich Text

Contentful, a popular CMS, is fantastic for managing content—but getting your HTML into its rich-text format? That's where things can get messy.

This tool solves that problem, converting HTML into Contentful's rich-text model with ease. Whether you're migrating old content or integrating something new, it's reliable, straightforward, and built to make your life easier.

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Rich Craft

I hope you liked the project above—but that's not all, this is its cool little corner. Rich Craft is a dedicated webpage for the HTML to Contentful Rich Text module, designed to showcase its magic.

From documentation to demos, this is where you can dive in, explore, and see the module in action. It's not just a tool—it's an experience.

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Hopes in Range - Frank Moth

Nostalgia

Remember the early days as a student, when everything seemed harder than it probably was? This project was one of those moments—a research assignment on serial and parallel computing that felt like an uphill climb at first.

The paper dives into how programs run in sequence (serial) versus breaking tasks into chunks to be processed simultaneously (parallel). It was my first hands-on experience with the wonders of optimization, testing performance across different environments, and understanding how hardware and software work together.

In the end, it was surprisingly fun and gave me my first taste of that "optimization rush"—the same feeling that keeps me hooked on software engineering to this day.

Also shoutout to the talented Frank Moth, the artist behind some of the images I’m using!

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Wayback Machine

Get a glimpse of the past!

Curious yet?