siphalor.de
Personal portfolio of a German web developer who builds REST backends, frontends and Minecraft mods
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-05
About siphalor.de
Siphalor is the personal site of a German web developer and Minecraft modder. It presents projects in Java, JavaScript/TypeScript, Python and Rust, with REST APIs, often specified with OpenAPI, and GraphQL.
The site is a personal portfolio and contact page. It lists open-source Minecraft mods and smaller projects, including a micro-service web application for managing Minecraft mods and a command-line client for uploading programs to small robots over Bluetooth.
Professionally, the developer works with Java REST backends and Angular frontends. Privately, the developer builds frontends with SolidJS. Contact is by e-mail.
Product: Personal developer portfolio presenting Minecraft mods and software projects.
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