I'm Timo, an IT systems & software enthusiast from Germany with a never ending cup of curiosity.

• 🏫 Graduated from Reutlingen University with a Bachelor of Science
• 💼 Currently working as IT Manager R&D at Corscience GmbH & Co. KG helping the R&D department get things done outside of their realm of responsibilities like CI/CD and infrastructure work
• ❤️ I love writing code, especially Python and Go
• ☁️ Passionate about Linux, DevOps and container technologies
• 💬 Got questions? Ask!

• Having fun! - when I have fun doing something I'm much more into it and can be much more efficient. I make sure I never forget that.
• Software development: mostly Python and Go. C/C++ not so much, but I can get around. I'm curious about new stuff coming out and always willing to learn other languages and/or different ways to go about developing software.
• Software deployment: GitLab CI/CD, GitHub workflows, packaging software (deb, rpm, ...)
• DevOps - to a point:
  • Docker/Podman: building images, running containers, Compose deployments, networking, you name it
  • Kubernetes: Setting up bare metal clusters using k0s, Helm, ArgoCD. I'm more Dev than Ops, so RBAC is still on my TODO list :)

In that order.

• xdeb-install - Automation wrapper for the xdeb utility with its own ecosystem behind it. See https://github.com/xdeb-org
• steamcmd - Sane SteamCMD docker images
• Ultimate Deathmatch - Source.Python deathmatch plugin for Counter-Strike: Source and Counter-Strike: Global Offensive
• FlashFun - Source.Python plugin for Counter-Strike: Source and Counter-Strike: Global Offensive where flashbang grenades are your primary weapons
• Shelly - Python command line parser, decorator style
• CppArgParse - C++ command line parsing made simple

Other public repositories on my profile are mostly just for trying out stuff.

• void-packages - The Void source packages collection
• Source.Python - Project that uses boost::python to allow scripters to interact with Valve's Source-engine
• Backtrace - A very small (less 4.5K) stack unwinder designed for deeply embedded C applications running on the ARM Cortex-M family of microprocessors by Red Rocket Computing, LLC