(my (realistically messy) workspace and Flopsi - my favourite pair programming partner)
When I am not writing software at Avira, I sometimes like to write software at home … I know - I’m very versatile.
Some of my projects 🔗
- Codecats CV - project used for teaching “full stack” Python (with Falk Heger).
- cookiecutter-python-internal-project - a cookiecutter loosely based on what we use internally at my company to give some ideas how to go about this
- cookiecutter-tox-plugin - cookiecutter to help you getting started writing your own tox plugins
- commodorificator - little teaching vehicle to showcase the Gitlab workflow and to introduce hypothesis
- devpi-cloud-test - to use Travis CI to test packages from devpi (not needed anymore since we moved to a different build process)
- i3config - my i3 configuration (using i3configger)
- i3configger - a tool to make the configuration of the i3wm tiling window manager more malleable
- lektor-jupyter-preprocess - used for the Jupyter notebook rendering on this page
- Mau Mau - a complete project that can be used to learn about Python and it’s ecosystem using a simple card game simulation as the teaching vehicle
- pycharm-settings - my PyCharm settings, mainly shared to show keyboard centric use
- tox-direct - tox plugin to circumvent environment creation (used to help with transitioning project tests in containers)
projects I am or was involved in 🔗
- detox - distributed tox (inactive - is now part of tox)
- pluggy - a minimalist production ready plugin system (powering pytest and tox)
- pyenv-installer - the installer for the great pyenv tool
- py3status-pewpew - experiment at EuroPython sprint 2019: integrate pewpew with the py3status bar
- pytest - my favorite testing framework
- SaltStack - software to automate the management and configuration of any infrastructure or application at scale
- tox - a command line driven CI frontend and development task automation tool
- tox-conda - a tox plugin to make it cooperate with the conda tool