About

e-networld.de has been online since 1999. The site started out as a place to put small Windows tools that had grown out of my own needs: a mail watcher for several mailboxes, a network scanner, a copy tool. Later came watch faces for the Samsung Galaxy Watch.

Those programs are history. What remains is the pleasure of working on a problem in my own network until it has turned into a tool other people can use as well. Today that code sits in the open on GitHub under the MIT licence, and most projects can be started as a ready-made Docker image.

The focus is the smart home: keeping an eye on containers, monitoring a Raspberry Pi, making openHAB logs readable, bringing Plex and Jellyfin together. Alongside that sits one project born of an interest in motorsport, which analyses the telemetry of the F1 games. Most of it is written in C#, with Go and TypeScript in the mix.

This site is the overview. Versions, releases and figures come straight from GitHub and Docker Hub at build time, while the descriptions are written by hand. Questions, bug reports and suggestions are welcome, ideally as an issue in the respective repository.