Thilo Billerbeck

Skymoth is an open-source service designed to automatically crosspost content from Mastodon to Bluesky. This tool simplifies the process of sharing your posts across both platforms, allowing you to maintain a seamless social media presence without the need for manual posting on each network. Priorities of this project include ease of use and resource efficiency.

For MRMCD 2024 in Darmstadt, Germany, I implemented the events designers ideas into a accessible but also fun to watch website. The focus was on creating a visually appealing and user-friendly interface that showcased the event's key features and highlights while also serving easy to navigate elements that help the attendees find their way around the event. In addition, I created a matching theme for MediaWiki and also helped with the adaptation of our media.ccc.de subpage.

For Nixcon 2023 in Darmstadt, Germany, I implemented a website that suits the already existing logo and color schemes. The website was designed to be responsive and accessible, with a focus on user experience and ease of navigation. The goal was to provide a proper on- and off-site experience for attendees.

A CLI to control your Gigabyte monitor via a USB connection. There is also a GUI available, named gbmonui.

For the 2020 iteration of Nixcon, I created a new design for the conference website as well as providing the frontend implementation with reusable UI components.

For the WeVsVirus Hackathon, me and two other people design a survey app to help people improve their behavior during the pandemic. The main focus was to keep the app simple and easy to use while having a clean and modern design.

In 2019, the website of Chaos Computer Club Darmstadt received a completely new design while preserving the underlying structure. The main focus was to keep the site simple and lightweight while achieving a modern and usable design.

While blockchains and card games are nothing new to the world, Crowdcontrol tries to achieve a combination of both. This led to a need for a playful and usable frontend which helps people get into the game. Additionally, a custom backend is used to store user secrets safely.

A talk about the shell, what it is, how it works, and how to use it.

A beginner's talk about static websites, how to create or switch to them while maintaining your current workflow, and the pros and cons of each.