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About me or someone who is just alot like me...

My name is Peter Petermann, but as you are visiting my Homepage you probably know that already.

Besides my work in software development, I also have several hobbies that I try to spend time on, one of them is quite close to what I do on my job - developing software, games and sometimes websites, which is basically the reason why you can find information about some of my private projects here.

Now I could go on writing about all my other hobbies, like flying my drone, youtubing, reading, writing, my love for music, the sword fighting I used to do, but frankly, I don't want to put too much irrelevant stuff up here - also I believe I'm inherently bad in writing about myself

Feel free to visit my blog (link is on the upper right) to find another of such meaningless about pages - and a few hopefully more interesting posts as well..

If you feel you should know more about me than this, feel free to contact me, for example per email to: ppetermann80(at)gmail.com or chat to me on one of the usual social networks, you shouldn't have trouble finding me on linkedin, facebook, twitter..
If you need to contact me in a more secure way, you can reach me on ppetermann(at)protonmail.ch as well (I can recommend their service, and this to me is the preferable way), or you can find the public pgp key on the sks key servers (for the gmail-address) here

Code which might or might not be useful

Sometimes I publish some of my code, and sometimes people find that useful. If you are looking for any of my projects you better head to one of the more code related sites that they are hosted at.

Github - most public code can be find in my github profile
Packagist - If you are using PHP, my composer packages.
Rubygems - I haven't done ruby in a while.. but EAAL is still in use by some..

As mentioned before - most you should find on github. However sometimes I write about codestuff too, which means the code category of my blog might be interesting too.

GameDev the game of making games

As I mentioned in my introduction, I spend some time with game development, both professionally and as a hobby, and I quite often visit gamejams, events where games are made in a very limited amount of time.

Right now I'm working on a website to showcase those games, and once I'm done, I'll probably link some of my projects here, until then this part will be rather empty.

As with the code, I have a section of my blog dedicated to gamedev, so you might find a bit of stuff here.

For those who are more interested in the results of gamejams (meaning: gaames) you can have a look at this Youtube Playlist, which contains all videos from gamejam games that I've worked on.

Websites because I wouldn't put it all on my homepage

Over the years I've ended up running a hand full of website, so I figure if you found my homepage, then probably because you might have been looking for one of these.

devedge.eu - well this is actually this website
gamejam.club - a website showcasing games from gamejams
3rdpartyeve.net - a catalogue for EVE Online tools
playerkiller.club - coming soon. (merchandise)

Latest Youtube

Youtube: Summer Sunsets 2018 with my DJI Mavic Air in Karlsruhe, Germany

Youtube: Vlog #14 - a quick sign of life

Youtube: My Finland Experience, Peter Petermann

Youtube: PP on VR playing WIPEOUT Omega Collection

Youtube: Episode 3: How to edit large high resolution footage on older hardware

Youtube: Drone footage of the Shot Tower in Pispala (Tampere), FInland (shot with DJI Mavic Air)

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