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Hello there,
I am Scrumplex, but you can call me Scrum, Scrump or Sefa. I am an enthusiastic developer from Germany, and I invest lots of my time into playing around with many technologies. Linux is my primary interest, as I maintain multiple servers and contribute to various open source technologies around the Linux space. As for programming languages, I primarily use C/C++, Python, Bash, Go, Rust and Kotlin. But I always try to incorporate other languages as well, if they fit the use-case.
I know my way around CI/CD professionally, especially working with GitLab CI, Flux CD, Kubernetes and all the technologies around these. And in an effort to apply my DevOps skills at home, I also do lots of Nix stuff. My daily computing is shaped by free software and in an effort to ensure that it stays that way I generally publish all my work under a copyleft license. If you want to see what I am working on right now, go to any of the code forges linked on this page.
Current Projects
Prism Launcher
A custom launcher for Minecraft that allows you to easily manage multiple installations of Minecraft at once.
nixpkgs
A reproducible toolchain for package management, system configuration and more.
libvibrant
A collection of software to adjust color vibrancy and other color correction settings on Linux display servers.Legacy Projects
PASSY
A beautiful password manager utilizing modern web technologies.
Waves.js
A JQuery plugin providing authentic Material Design ripples.
Sprummlbot
A lightweight TeamSpeak 3 ServerAdmin Bot, adding many missing features to TeamSpeak 3 servers.
ExitNow
A simple application, providing an easy method to kill foreground windows with a shortcut.Contact
E13DFD4B47127951Matrix
Contact me on Matrix via @scrumplex:duckhub.io and have a conversation with me.Telegram
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