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roschinsky/README.md

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Welcome banner saying 'Hey Friends! I‘m Thomas Software Engineer Berlin, Germany - Into Computer stuff since 1991'

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Dev

Dotnet, CSharp, C, Cpp, JS, TypeScript, Vue, HTML, CSS

Ops

RaspberryPi, Arduino, Azure, Git, GitLab, Docker

Tinker

RaspberryPi, Arduino

Tools of choice

VSCode, VisualStudio, PowerShell, PhotoShop

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  1. SPDataModel SPDataModel Public

    Just another data modeling tool for creating relational data models from/in SharePoint based on SharePoint lists

    C# 1

  2. HomeMatic-XmlApi-Lib HomeMatic-XmlApi-Lib Public

    A library that wraps the HomeMatic XML-API Addon in C# for use in .NET projects

    C# 3 3

  3. PushMonitoring PushMonitoring Public

    A library and command line tool for sending notifications via push services (Pushalot and Pushover) about windows system states.

    C# 1 1

  4. HomeMatic-Notification-Service HomeMatic-Notification-Service Public

    A notification Windows service for HomeMatic based on XML-API Addon.

    C# 1

  5. A very simple log-entry class for in... A very simple log-entry class for in-object runtime logging. Great to merge entries in a log viewer or pump it to console or CVS.
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    using System;
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    namespace TRoschinsky.Common
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    {
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        /// <summary>
  6. Web server in a PowerShell Web server in a PowerShell
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    # Setup page or read HTML files from folder
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    $page = "<html><body style='font: small arial, sans-serif;'><h1>PowerShell Web Server (request {0} out of {1})</h1><h3>Headers...</h3><p>{2}</p><h3>GET vars...</h3><p>{3}</p><h3>User agent...</h3><p>{4}</p><h3>Accept types...</h3><p>{5}</p><body></html>"
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    # Setup HTTP listener
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    $stopAfter = 10
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    $lstnr = New-Object System.Net.HttpListener