Projects

TimeTracker

TimeTracker is a console tool which enables you to track the time you waste on your tasks. Maybe a little bit overengineered but useful because all data is stored in a sql database for creating reports. I learned something how not to use spring, hibernate and hsql. :-) download TimeTracker 0.0.6

Weiterfahrn.de (not online anymore)

Weiterfahrn.de connects people who like to share there Mecklenburg-Vorpommern-Ticket. It is a spin-off of my master-thesis in which I researched new approaches for non-urban mobility. German needed: weiterfahrn.de (not online anymore).

Netlabel Grabber

Netlabel Grabber is a tool which grabs netlabel's releases pages and downloads those files. To decrease download waiting time and increasing listing joy an enhanced edna music server is used.

Projectpage of Netlabel Grabber

Hacks

I named this section hacks because the programs and code-snippets you find here are to small to be called projects. They were build on a Debian Linux System.

PySafari (Python) [2008/03/22]

If you love safari.oreilly.com the some way I do you probably wanted to read a book offline. For example during a flight. Although they are using Javascript for protecting theire content its possible to download a book with firefox. But firefox is not able to change the hard links between the different chapters. PySafari consumes a downloaded book directory and modifies all hard links so you can read the book offline or share it with your collegues.

Rechnung online (Python) [2005/11/28]

A small helper script for people who are sharing one telephone-line. This scripts tries to find out who has to pay how much based on the numbers he/ she called. I use this script for billing my room mates once a month

Xdoclet example (Java, J2EE) [2005/07/18]

It need several days to build a simple J2EE Application without eclipse because J2EE is so complex. I used xDoclet for building all neccessary home, local and etc. stuff. This Package contains modified example of the J2EE Tutorial with modifications which were suggested by the JBoss Getting started guide. I recommend you trying to add xdoclet tags to the jboss example by yourself and check your solution with the one I provided. It will give you a better understanding of how J2EE and xDoclet work. When I worked on this package I used xDoclet 1.2.2 because 1.2.3 contained a bug. A workaround for an other xDoclet 1.2.2 bug can be found here.

Gnome Rss Applet (Python) [2005/02/28]

I always wanted to have a rss-applet for gnome. After writing a small one and publishing it suddenly two other gnome-rss-applets projects appeard, so I stopped working on my own. Maybe its useful If you want to get a practical example how to program a gnome-applet with python.