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I'm redesigning the wikpy website. I've already updated the landing page, as well as the tweet overview and category pages. The single tweet and blog post pages are a work in progress. These improvements also present a great opportunity to test Google Antigravity, a newly released agentic AI IDE.

I've been using Gemini 3 Pro (High) as the LLM. It's amazing—and scary—to see what has happened in the last two years. We've gone from GPT 4o to Gemini 3 Pro and Claude Sonnet 4.5. I'm going to test Sonnet in Antigravity next.

The new year is still quite young, but it’s already keeping me busy. There’s a lot going on both personally and professionally.
I had a conversation today that will occupy my mind for a while.

Wow, this took longer than expected. This year I decided to make myself more visible and start talking about stuff that's happening in my life.

My first idea was to code my own Tweet Hub to share short updates. A first Proof of Concept was done using an XML file as database. After successfully testing all requirements, I started to implement the code base which is now used as Tweet Hub and this website.
Afterwards, I decided to publish a first small project by creating an HTML eBay editor. The idea isn't new - I once had a small digital business selling templates for eBay auctions.
After the Tweet Hub and project were created, I decided to add a blog section as well. Sharing knowledge and insights to create interesting content is my main priority, as I want to inspire and teach other people who might start coding or get new ideas to work on.

• Home: Overview of projects, blog posts and tweets
• Blog: More detailed and informative content about what's keeping me busy
• Projects: Mix between my own portfolio and stuff I created to share with you
• Tweets: Updates and everything that happens in my life
• Linktree: Social media is full of link tree pages. I always wanted to have my own, and this is the result

Christmas season is here and tomorrow is St. Nicholas Day! In Germany, children will put their boots out tonight, hoping St. Nicholas fills them with treats and small gifts.

Enjoy the magical Christmas season and close this year with joy and warmth!