lukasrotermund.de

Personal blog of a remote backend developer working on PHP Symfony APIs and e-commerce services

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About lukasrotermund.de

Personal blog and homepage of Lukas Rotermund, a backend software developer. Posts cover programming in Rust and building wooden and carbon archery arrows.

Rotermund works remotely on PHP Symfony APIs and e-commerce services for tasko Products GmbH, a European leather goods and luggage brand. The site lists Zig, Go and PHP among his preferred languages.

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