In web development since 2017, these days focused on Shopware 6 and WordPress. Five stations, one apprenticeship, a fair number of migrations. Below is the career as a quest log — progress included.
Nine years, five stations, one apprenticeship. From CSV importers in C# through Typo3 to Shopware 6 — read in reverse chronological order.
The grouping is meant honestly: what I use daily, what is solid, what I can refresh at short notice — and what I know without living in it.
I worked with Typo3 and PHP daily until 2024 — Typo3 in versions 9 to 11, with two sitepackages. These days my work sits more on the storefront and templating side. I am no longer current on either, but catching up is a matter of days, not months.
Born in 1992, based in the Allgäu region of southern Germany. I started out with CSV importers and CAD training sessions, and stayed with the web — because there you can see in the evening what you built during the day.
When the laptop is closed, I sort card piles or lose evenings to boss fights. Both explain fairly well why I like systems you can read: clear rules, clean structure, no surprises at deploy time.
What else is permanently in the backpack, besides code.
Projects that came out of my own needs — not out of a ticket.
A personal app against food waste: keeping track of what still has time left in the fridge.
An elaborate web scraper — born from the question of how robust one of these can actually get.
A short message is enough. I usually reply the same evening — and if it takes longer, blame a boss fight.
Message received — thank you. I will get back to you, usually within a day.