Pragmaticon
Dec 2020–Jan 2021
NodeJS
VueJS
PostgreSQL
Primevue
The database of Russian Discourse Formulas, the project of the School of Linguistics of the NRU HSE. I processed the data from sophisticated CSV source with different types of microannotation, put it into PostgreSQL database and built the interface with Vue 3 (Composition API) and Primevue UI framework. It is my first experience with a reactive library for JavaScript
Corpus of Russian inscriptions
2020
NodeJS
ExpressJS
Perl
JQuery
SQLite
Google API
SCSS
Bulma
Project is not yet open to wide audience. This is ambitious DH platform for historians and archeologists related to Russian History. The most of the work on bootstraping the development was importing structured data from different sources (Google Spreadsheets and Microsoft Word files) into a database. After that, I built an UI to access the content.
Gardariki
2019
NodeJS
ExpressJS
Strapi
JQuery
Leaflet
PostgreSQL
Wikipedia API
OpenStreetMap
Materialize.CSS
The guide on Belarusian cities which were granted with the privillege to self-govern by Magdeburg Law. The developemnet was started in September of 2019 and completed in February 2020. My tasks were project design, backend and map development, data processing and management of filling up the data base via UI by specialists. The landing pages (root pages of the project – both for Belarusian and English), castle icon representing a city on a map, and content were provided by other participants.
Annotatrix [bug fixes, feature implementation]
2019
NodeJS
Github API
Bootstrap
Gulp
SQLite
The web tool for annotation of syntactic corpora. I implemented Github API interaction (storing data in users repositories), cleaned UI and fixed a number of bugs. While added logging feature, I implemented new function in pinojs logger (PR)
The Heraldry of the Republic of Belarus
2017
JQuery
Isotope
The web-service contains information about flags and coats of arms of Belarusian cities and administrative units. It is official publication of this dataset, provided by the Ministry of Justice. CSV sources were processed with Perl and converted into JSON
Belarusian Settlements of 18–21st centuries
2016
Perl
Grunt
JQuery
Leaflet
SQLite
Materialize.CSS
Reference Database on places which are mentioned in archival documents and official registries and are related to the territory of modern Republic of Belarus. The web-service is intended to provide initial data to people who are going to look for historical stuff about their relatives in local archives
Old Polish Glossary
2016
Perl
RegExp
SQLite
JQuery
PureCSS
Learner’s Etymological Dictionary of Old Polish language. The main task was the processing of garbled PDF file which was only electronic source of the data. After that was completed, I built minimal web UI to allow users to access the content. In November 2020 I rewrote backend code, replacing Perl with NodeJS (to unify deployment processes on my servers).
Folio
Oct 2020
Mustache.js
NodeJS
Express.js
Bulma
This is a page generator which built the page you are observing now. It is compiled from JSON via Mustache.js template rendering engine. You can have the page about your projects like this, you need only fill JSON structure with your data
Elemental
Jan–Feb 2018, Feb–May 2020
NodeJS
Express.js
JQuery
mini.css
MVP. The tool which quickens manual annotation of corpora. The idea behind it was to made UI that allows with minimum of clicks to tag maximum of tokens. Still lacks interface to load text data into the database (by now, it is implemented via Python script)
Topos
2015
Perl
JQuery
D3.js
My project of research of Belarusian place names (toponymy). It was my project in terms of the course in infographics and data visualization conductued by Vadim Shmygov
Vectores.js
2018
NodeJS
Express.js
JQuery
The big project on visualization of semantic vector models. It includes Python module, lightweight browser UI, and Python backend server that provides API to access models.
Philology.BY toolset for character encoding
Nov 2018
NodeJS
Express.js
JQuery
mini.css
Language-related web tools which are could be of use for a linguist: Belarusian and Russian Romanization for Academic Use, as well as Unicode character info
Lviv
Mashup with Interactive maps of old Ukrainian city Lviv
Predictability
Apr 2020
Mustache.js
mini.css
D3.js
JQuery
Landing page for research project comparing predictions made by language models and real humans. It shows animated chart and provides ability to customize downloaded dataset
International Congress of Slavists
Aug 2013
Perl
JQuery
JQuery UI
SQLite
Program of the Congress that took place in Minsk, in 2013. The content was extracted from Microsoft Word file (doc) and put into SQLite database, then I built simple UI
Aleph
2016
JQuery
PureCSS
App to train your skills in reading characters of different alphabethes. Usually, knowledge of the writing system is one of the strongest barriers to learn a language, especially is an alphabeth is very different from one of your native language.
Cities of Poland
Jun 2017
Perl
JQuery
Leaflet
SQLite
Simple web-tool for quick search for patterns in place names of Polish cities and villages. Data were extracted from OpenStreetMap database (by May 29, 2017). In November 2020 I rewrote backend code, replacing Perl with NodeJS (to unify deployment processes on my servers).
115BEL
May 2017
D3.js
Made at the Open Data Lab event (May 20th, 2017). Analysis of distribution of issues opened on 115BEL web-service (municipal service monitoring): addresses of the issues were classified by a city district.
Keyboard Transliteration
2009
Vanilla JS
Sen CSS
On-the-fly translation of key pressings of Russian keyboard layout to their corresponding Belarusian letters. Perhaps, the oldest project of ones worth to be published here.
Milavitsa
2009
D3.js
Visualisation of the origins of songs and dances from the repertoire of authentic folklore collective “Milavitsa”.
GreenMap
April-July 2017
Leaflet.js
Importing GreenMap data from weird homemade key value storage built-in into online shop CMS
Mental distance: places and time
Oct 2017
Leaflet.js
D3.js
Cosine distance between tokens of place names from National Corpus of Russian Language changing with time. There are 3 visualizations based on the project data: light graph (7 cities), full graph (top-25 cities), map of georeferenced places that were caught in models (400+ places)
Airbnb Moscow
Apr 2019
D3.js
Turf.js
Leaflet
NodeJS
My part of work in the team that dealt with logistics issues of Moscow infrastructure, at the Hackathon on Digital Humanities and Data Journalism, Moscow (April 27, 2019)
Phoenicia
Jan 2018
Leaflet
QGIS
For my collegue who teaches Phoenician and other ancient Semitic stuff
ByNet Servers
Dec 2016
D3.js
Simple clusterization visualization made with minimal data processing effort at first AI Hackathon in Minsk, High Tech Park (17-18.12.2016). It shows distribution of web servers (as applications) that were deployed in Belarusian segment of Internet (i.e. national domain zone BY)
Golos Followers
Sep 2017
D3.js
Network of followers and following ones of one user of social blockchain-based platform Golos.io, visualized at Imaguru Blockchain Hackathon (8–10.9.2017)
Ancient Philosophy
Feb 2019
Leaflet
SPARQL
Wikipedia API
Map the data were retrieved from Wikidata via SPARQL query © Pelagios commons: Digital Atlas of the Roman Empire | Source: Wikidata
Stylometry of Belarusian Literature
Aug 2014
SVG
Gephi
Adobe Illustrator
R
My results of the workshop on stylometry
Religions in Lviv before the World War II
Aug 2017
D3.js
Statistics of religions in Lviv (Ukraine) from 1880 to 1939. Interactive visulization for group project on summer school
Graph of Multiplication to Ten
Oct 2016
Interactive illustration of learning trajectory of multiplication table
memoid 2018
Sept 2018
sdf maps of Lviv
Belarusian Jews, 19th century
Leaflet
Jewish settlements on Belarusian lands in the end of 19th century
Paulinka
Simple visualization of play “Paulinka” written by Janka Kupala in 1912