So, here it is, a README.md about myself. Sounds odd, though.
I'm a developer (let's say, since the millenium). Currently I'm working with frontend technologies, especially with Angular, but I've worked with a lot of others, too, like assembly, pascal/delphi, perl, php, pawn, etc. I also know some script languages, e.g. shell script, javascript, typescript, faded memories of powershell, etc. Of course, since I'm doing frontend work, I'm familiar with HTML and CSS, data exchange formats like JSON, XML, EDI, communication protocols and standards as HTTP, REST and the rest.
I know how to set up a fully functional small company infrastructure based on linux and virtualization. For that I'm working with iptables, apache, postfix & co, xen virtualization, bind, openvpn, sometimes docker and if you give me a day, you can wish for anything else.
I spent a considerably long time (5 years) managing popular enterprise-grade databases (Oracle and MSSQL) on various platforms (aix, linux, windows, solaris), however it was several years back, so unfortunately I can't help restoring your RMAN backup without reading manuals and support articles.
I think you've already guessed I have a similar hobby as my 9to5 work.
Enough boring, here is what I've done and may be interesting.
Removes "noise" from linkedin feed like "likes this", "celebrates this", etc. Only added value will remain.
https://github.com/deejayy/linkedin-noise-remover
You can use directly from https://tufa.cv.co.hu/ or clone and build (Angular 16). Can work as a desktop app or (fake) mobile app.
https://github.com/deejayy/totp-app
To see something which can hardly be seen, connections, relations, critical egdes or just loose ends of your projects.
https://github.com/deejayy/ts-depgraph
https://www.npmjs.com/package/ts-depgraph
This is what evolved in the past years: a shortcut to API calling and result accessing with the help of NGRX state manager.
https://github.com/deejayy/api-caller
https://www.npmjs.com/package/@deejayy/api-caller
This is a repo I use when I want to quickly spin up an Angular project with a list of useful tools. Check the readme for them.
https://github.com/deejayy/angular18-project-bootstrap
A fun project to play a "click" sound when you press and release a key on your keyboard. I have a noise cancelling headphone but sometimes I just want to hear my typing :D
https://github.com/deejayy/cliqsound
I don't really know how many years I put in this when I was young. My aim was to create a text-mode window manager and reimplement FAR Manager. I created other things with it, but not FAR Manager :) which went opensource some years later.
https://github.com/deejayy/consolevision
I hosted some CS 1.6 servers for years (for 16 to be exact). I always wanted to extend the dedicated server's functionality, so here are my tries.
https://github.com/deejayy/c4nn0n-cs-plugins - A custom AMXX plugin to fit my needs. It had IRC integration (I could communicate with the players inside the server without logging in), real-time monitoring through websockets (it has a nice frontend where I could track the game, filter cheaters with AI(!) and such).
https://github.com/deejayy/hl.js - HLDS + Nodejs (yes, you can call hlds features from javascript)
https://github.com/deejayy/hlds-v8 - HLDS + v8 (same, but this is just v8)
This github is hosting my projects from 2000, so you can bump into some retro sh*t is well. I made a keylogger in assembly once (no animal was harmed!), a taskbar replacement for Win98, started a TTD clone with DirectX, and a bunch of other things, check them out if you are interested.