Added en-GB and de-DE

Signed-off-by: Tuan-Dat Tran <tuan-dat.tran@tudattr.dev>
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Tuan-Dat Tran
2024-05-21 16:39:11 +02:00
parent 4b56557d15
commit 6ca89b3bd5
16 changed files with 594 additions and 277 deletions

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@@ -1,19 +1,25 @@
use dioxus::prelude::*;
use dioxus_sdk::{i18n::use_i18, translate};
use crate::components::{UnderConstruction, H1, HR};
#[component]
pub fn ProjectsPublications() -> Element {
pub fn PublicationsProjects() -> Element {
let i18 = use_i18();
rsx! {
UnderConstruction { },
div {
H1 { "Publications" }
Publications { },
},
HR {},
div {
H1 { "Projects" }
Projects { },
class: "flex flex-col ",
UnderConstruction { },
div {
H1 { { translate!(i18, "publications_projects.publications.title") } }
Publications { },
},
HR {},
div {
H1 { { translate!(i18, "publications_projects.projects.title") } }
Projects { },
}
}
}
}
@@ -30,37 +36,25 @@ struct PublicationProp {
}
fn Publications() -> Element {
let i18 = use_i18();
rsx! {
div {
class: "flex gap-4 items-center flex-wrap",
Publication {
doi: "https://doi.org/10.48550/arXiv.2307.09639",
conference: "IEEE LCN 2023",
title: "RPM: Reverse Path Congestion Marking on P4 Programmable Switches",
authors: "N. Baganal-Krishna, T.-D. Tran, R. Kundel and A. Rizk",
description: "
In this paper, we present Reverse Path Congestion Marking
(RPM) to accelerate the reaction to network congestion
events without changing the end-host stack. RPM decouples
the congestion signal from the downstream path after the
bottleneck while maintaining the stability of the
congestion control loop. We show that RPM improves
throughput fairness for RTT on heterogeneous TCP flows as
well as the flow completion time, especially for small
Data Center TCP (DCTCP) flows around P4 programmable ASIC
switches."
title: translate!(i18, "publications_projects.publications.rpm.title"),
authors: translate!(i18, "publications_projects.publications.rpm.authors"),
conference: translate!(i18, "publications_projects.publications.rpm.conference"),
doi: translate!(i18, "publications_projects.publications.rpm.url"),
description: translate!(i18, "publications_projects.publications.rpm.description")
},
Publication {
doi: "https://git.tudattr.dev/AISE/seminar/src/branch/main/paper.pdf",
conference: "Seminar",
title: "Overview of IoT Fuzzing Techniques",
authors: "Tuan-Dat Tran",
description: "
In this paper, we are comparing techniques used
by IoT fuzzers to circumvent the challenges presented
by IoT devices and the constraints of the
solutions proposed by the IoT fuzzers."
title: translate!(i18, "publications_projects.publications.iot_fuzzers.title"),
authors: translate!(i18, "publications_projects.publications.iot_fuzzers.authors"),
conference: translate!(i18, "publications_projects.publications.iot_fuzzers.conference"),
doi: translate!(i18, "publications_projects.publications.iot_fuzzers.url"),
description: translate!(i18, "publications_projects.publications.iot_fuzzers.description")
},
}
}
@@ -89,43 +83,31 @@ fn Publication(prop: PublicationProp) -> Element {
}
fn Projects() -> Element {
let i18 = use_i18();
rsx! {
div {
class: "flex gap-4 items-center flex-wrap",
Project {
url: "https://git.ude-syssec.de/uni-due-syssec/students/2022_tuan-dat_tran_libAFLEVMFuzzer/ethfuzz/",
kind: "Bachelorproject",
title: "Undisclosed Ethereum Smart Contract Fuzzer",
authors: "Tuan-Dat Tran",
description: "
In this ingoing project I am building an Ethereum
Smart Contract Fuzzer. More info will follow."
title: translate!(i18, "publications_projects.projects.bachelorproject.title"),
authors: translate!(i18, "publications_projects.projects.bachelorproject.authors"),
kind: translate!(i18, "publications_projects.projects.bachelorproject.kind"),
url: translate!(i18, "publications_projects.projects.bachelorproject.url"),
description: translate!(i18, "publications_projects.projects.bachelorproject.description")
},
Project {
url: "https://git.tudattr.dev/tudattr/dotfiles",
kind: "Personal Project",
title: ".dotfiles",
authors: "Tuan-Dat Tran",
description: "
dotfiles is a slang term usually used for configuration files in
Linux based systems. My dotfiles contain configurations for tools
I frequently use as well as a documentation on how to set up
my daily-use notebook. It provides a baseline for any personal
Linux system I set up and allows for repeatability simplifies
the process of setting up an ArchLinux based system.
"
title: translate!(i18, "publications_projects.projects.dotfiles.title"),
authors: translate!(i18, "publications_projects.projects.dotfiles.authors"),
kind: translate!(i18, "publications_projects.projects.dotfiles.kind"),
url: translate!(i18, "publications_projects.projects.dotfiles.url"),
description: translate!(i18, "publications_projects.projects.dotfiles.description")
},
Project {
url: "https://git.tudattr.dev/tudattr/ansible",
kind: "Personal Project",
title: "Ansible Homelab",
authors: "Tuan-Dat Tran",
description: "
Ansible is a automation engine which allows for automatic
provisioning, configuration management and application
deployment. I use ansible to set up my homelab, which serves as
a platform for me to try out and learn new technologies.
"
title: translate!(i18, "publications_projects.projects.homelab.title"),
authors: translate!(i18, "publications_projects.projects.homelab.authors"),
kind: translate!(i18, "publications_projects.projects.homelab.kind"),
url: translate!(i18, "publications_projects.projects.homelab.url"),
description: translate!(i18, "publications_projects.projects.homelab.description")
}
}
}