Here I write about interesting technical topics I encounter, refreshing new approaches with high standards and without clickbait.
| Date | Title | Content |
|---|---|---|
| 11.05.2026 | Why the IT industry is heading for a surplus of workers | The IT skills shortage has been a fixture of public debate for years. But a demographic peculiarity of the industry is rarely considered. An analysis of the generation that never retires, and the role of AI as an accelerant. |
| 07.05.2026 | Measurement Data in OnlyOffice — Fire and Forget | PolyFit adds automatic polynomial regression to my OnlyOffice NLP plugin. When the model is unknown, the algorithm finds the formula itself — and produces a result you can compute with at full speed afterwards. |
| 09.04.2026 | Responder: When the Interview Is a Bot, So Am I | Automated AI interviews are disrespectful to candidates. So I built a tool that handles them for you, as a demonstration that if both sides can be automated, the format was never doing what it claimed to. |
| 16.03.2026 | Ktool: Get Calculations Out of Excel | Why professional calculations don't belong in spreadsheets and how Ktool offers a better alternative with real-time collaboration, revision safety, and isolated business logic. |
| 31.07.2025 | BorgBackup: The Professional Backup Solution for Enterprises | Why BorgBackup is the right choice for professional backup strategies. Deduplication, encryption, and intelligent retention policies for enterprises. |
| 10.07.2025 | The best feature that is almost never there | No bug report, no feedback, no chance to improve. That's why: Instant feedback, directly in the app! |
| 17.06.2025 | The Limits of AI Programming | The promises sound tempting: AI will make developers obsolete and program software autonomously. But a simple thought experiment shows why this vision hits fundamental limits |
| 06.06.2025 | A good website in 2025? | How to create fast, multilingual, and accessible websites in 2025? Technical insights for developers. |
