A demo website for my local pizzeria
with menu management and admin
dashboard. Until it will be used by the
owner, I am linking the demo site.
This project uses Google OAuth for admin
authentication with secure session
management. Only authorized Gmail
addresses can access the admin
dashboard.
Interpretor is a translation tool.
To overcome the challenge of
understanding certain German terms, I
developed a helpful app to assist with
my everyday tasks. This tool utilizes an
integration with Groq's
OpenAI-compatible API under the hood.
This is my blog.
In addition to the technical challenge
of setting up the blog, I've found that
the act of writing itself is a valuable
learning experience, allowing me to
discover new things and gain a deeper
understanding of concepts I thought I
already knew.
Fotohive is a photo-sharing app that
allows users to create profiles, build
galleries, add photos, and share
galleries with others. It also includes
a password reset feature via email.
I have created this helper app for the
Stuttgart Gophers meetups. Sometimes we
have prizes to raffle off. Initially, I
wanted to use something like
wheelofnames.com, but then I thought
that we were a Go group and that a Go
solution would better fit our scope.
This is the 1st iteration of the raffle
app, focused on the backend. For the
moment, a Google form is used to add the
participants to a Google sheet and the
script reads the participants from this
sheet, filters the doubled/repeated
entries and then randomly selects the
winner or winners. A front end is in
development.
This project is a simple GraphQL Golang
application designed to query movies and
actors. Inspired by Neo4j's movie
dataset, it features three versions
using different databases: MySQL,
MongoDB, and Neo4j. The main goal is to
implement GraphQL queries for
interacting with these databases,
focusing on retrieving information about
movies, actors, and their relationships,
particularly identifying which actor
played a role in which movie.
