I have been a software professional since I was in high school in 1998. I'm enthusiastic about open source, and I really enjoy working in unusual software systems or within strange constraints.
Once I wrote a Perl-based libusb interface for use with MTP using Inline::C. I was working on using Perl to make a desktop app which managed podcasts on an MTP device.
The driver worked fantastically, but ironically the Qt bindings for Perl weren’t thread-safe. This meant I couldn’t stop the UI from locking up every time I made a network request, so I didn’t release it because the experience was terrible.
I did use the MTP module for a while, and at one point I used it to make a little CLI app for this USB dart turret.
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Once I wrote a Perl-based libusb interface for use with MTP using
Inline::C. I was working on using Perl to make a desktop app which managed podcasts on an MTP device.The driver worked fantastically, but ironically the Qt bindings for Perl weren’t thread-safe. This meant I couldn’t stop the UI from locking up every time I made a network request, so I didn’t release it because the experience was terrible.
I did use the MTP module for a while, and at one point I used it to make a little CLI app for this USB dart turret.