Computer cache simulation demo for computer science students
This project is done in Javascript and Jquery and runs in a browser, without need of a web server or database: it can be run locally by opening a local file. This was a creative project: I had to design the look and feel, create descriptive text that shows in the intro. The demo simulates 3 types of computer cache: direct, 2-way associative and fully-associative. It is very detailed: you can see complete memory contents, complete cache contents, and the animated data flow between them and the CPU. This project took me 2 weeks to complete. You can see live demo at https://wizstaff.com/cache/
About Me
My name is Alexandre Kharlamov and I am an experienced computer programmer working freelance full time since 2012, writing mostly in C/C++/Javascript, with a lot of experience in full-stack webdev, desktop apps and games. Desktop Apps & Games (Windows/Linux), Games, Web Dev, Arduino, Raspberry Pi. My areas of expertise: -Portable Linux/Windows software in C/C++/Javascript -Game programming: C/C++, Javascript, HTML5. I make web games from scratch, or using libraries or game engines like Bevy. -Web programming including database design with Javascript/jQuery and SQL, including UI, CSS and 3d graphics in WebGL. -Arduino/ESP32/Raspberry Pi programming. Linux is my desktop OS, but I have a Windows box, which allows me to create cross-platform desktop software.
