I started programming when I was 15. It started with simple Windows-Command-Line/-Batch programs which basically simplified the access to basic windows features. During the same time, I also programmed a rather simple but majorly annoying virus (which I obviously did not publish).
Later in university, I honed my programming skills and learnt coding in C, Java, (HTML,) PHP, and Python.
If you have read my simracing section, you know that I organize simracing events. Those also need game servers which I work on these days. Since I needed to get a dedicated server to do so, I also have some resource overhead which I use for various stuff such as hosting my projects as those listed below but also to host game servers for friends and myself. Lately, those were mostly Minecraft and Assetto Corsa Competizione.
Nowadays, every now and then, I just indulge into projects just because I can. Currently my main interests are in machine learning especially neural networks.
Below you will find my most notable projects so far.
http://cookbook.chromicx.com
A very basic webpage which just lists my favorite recipes with very basic functionality. I created the Cookbook because I want to host my recipes only in case I am in the supermarket and do not remember what I need for a certain recipe. Also, it is a great way to share my recipes. The frontend is basic HTML and JavaScript. In the backend I am using Python for the logic, MySQL for the data storage and the page is hosted using Flask/Waitress (a Python library). The best features are the dynamic filtering on the main page listing all the recipes and the dynamic calculation of the macro nutrients on the recipe pages themselves. The webpage is publicly visible however not necessarily intended for public use.
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This Discord bot basically acts as a doorbell. It plays back a doorbell sound once a user joins the monitored channel. I build this bot so during sim racing live stewarding we do not need to permanently monitor the waiting room and have Discord open in the foreground. Usually during stewarding our screens are filled with other applications leaving very limited space for Discord. However, the monitoring of a waiting room is important as some issues are time critical and need to be addressed immediately. The setup is rather simple using Python and the Discord.py library.