Software developed by Nandakumar Edamana include tools used by general public like Paraympole input tool for Indian languages, Unicode Malayalam converter, Theeram dictionary app (based on Olam) for GNU/Linux, etc. They are all available here, usually under Free Software (free as in freedom) licenses. However, he has been focusing on custom programming languages, compilers and other tools for developers for a while. These projects call for real effort, so don't be surprised if you don't see much activity here now.
Vara - Drawing and digital painting application with pressure-sensitive brushes. Works on GNU/Linux, BSD, and Windows.
Amsam - Preview photos in different aspect ratios and crop.
Sammaty - Helps you conduct computer-aided elections, especially in schools. Simply convert a personal computer to a voting machine.
Parayumpole - Type or transliterate between multiple Indian languages and English. A popular Malayalam typing tool that follows phonetic (often called Manglish) pattern. Available as a web app for all platforms as well as an offline desktop application for GNU/Linux including Ubuntu.
Theeram - Theeram is a flexible dictionary application. Originally based on Olam en-ml dataset, it now supports the inclusion of additional datasets.
nguigen - A full-fledged programming language and compiler that generates output in multiple programming languages including C, C++, JavaScript and PHP. It can also act as a zero-overhead GUI code generator, having support for GTK, Qt, HTML5 DOM, etc. Although still under active development, it has started to compile itself.
nlexgen - A lexical analyzer generator that currently outputs C code and has NFA logic. Unlike lex or flex, it is fully reentrant. It powers nguigen.
Brahma - Tower of Brahma (Tower of Hanoi) game for console. Manual play and autoplay modes available.
Damaru - Create silly drum music without installing anything.
sp-minimal-1 - Single page minimalistic Web template - 1.
Olam en-ml Dataset for Theeram - English-Malayalam dictionary dataset that can be browsed using Theeram (please install Theeram first).
Inscript Input Tool - This tool helps you type Malayalam and some other Indian scripts using Inscript keyboard layout.
Parayumpole - Type or transliterate between multiple Indian languages and English. A popular Malayalam typing tool that follows phonetic (often called Manglish) pattern. Available as a web app for all platforms as well as an offline desktop application for GNU/Linux including Ubuntu.
ISM/ASCII-encoded Malayalam to Unicode Converter - Convert Malayalam text composed for ASCII-based ISM fonts like ML-TTRevathi, ML-TTKarthika and MM Saroja to Unicode. The converted text can use fonts like Meera, Rachana, Noto Sans Malayalam, etc.
Web, GNU/Linux Type or transliterate between multiple Indian languages and English. A popular Malayalam typing tool that follows phonetic (often called Manglish) pattern. Available as a web app for all platforms as well as an offline desktop application for GNU/Linux including Ubuntu.
Pulkkodi Malayalam Unicode Fancy Font - A Unicode fancy font for Malayalam, still under development. Please visit again or contact to know the updates.
Inactive projects
OPPAM - Python IDE for visually impaired students (compatible with Orca screen reader).
Drawing and digital painting application with pressure-sensitive brushes. Works on GNU/Linux, BSD, and Windows.
Helps you conduct computer-aided elections, especially in schools. Simply convert a personal computer to a voting machine.
Type or transliterate between multiple Indian languages and English. A popular Malayalam typing tool that follows phonetic (often called Manglish) pattern. Available as a web app for all platforms as well as an offline desktop application for GNU/Linux including Ubuntu.
Theeram is a flexible dictionary application. Originally based on Olam en-ml dataset, it now supports the inclusion of additional datasets.
Preview photos in different aspect ratios and crop.