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Thomas Roschinsky

@roschinsky

Not the tools to be taken seriously, but quite entertaining ones!

Copilot says: _"Thomas Roschinsky has shared 2 tiny tools here, mostly around CLI, container, devtool, dotnet, and efficiency. The tools span C#."_ Well said - from a perspective very much focused on TinyToolTown. I've been involved in IT and software development since the early '90s and turned my hobby into a career in the early 2000s. Along the way, I’ve become familiar with many languages and frameworks like Basic, ASM, Turbo Pascal, C/C++, HTML, CFML, PHP, Java, C#, JavaScript, Python, etc. While my day-to-day professional work focuses more on high-level architecture, consulting, trying to see the "big picture" from a business point of view, and teaching the fundamentals, my personal IT experience covers a wide variety of topics - from small productivity tools to experimental, non-HTTP-based network protocols, all the way to IoT topics, smart-home automation and frontends. Rather than a specialist, I'm probably more of a generalist with an extremely broad range of expertise, spanning everything from electronics and topics closely related to hardware to modern microservice-based, distributed systems. If needed, I can give hours-long presentations off the cuff on the HTTP protocol, .NET development, SharePoint or basic IT security stuff.