I'm SLINIcraftet204, a Linux/Windows system administrator and developer from Austria.
I build tools, plugins, backend systems and server infrastructure with a strong focus on practical, clean and maintainable solutions.
Most of my projects are built around things I actually use myself: Minecraft server plugins, Shopware extensions, automation tools, desktop utilities and self-hosted infrastructure.
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SLINIcraftet204
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Linux • Windows Server • Backend Development • Minecraft Plugins • Shopware 6 • .NET Tools
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Build it clean. Keep it useful. Make it reliable.- 🧱 Minecraft server plugins for Paper, Spigot and Bukkit
- 🛒 Shopware 6 extensions and storefront integrations
- 🖥️ Linux & Windows server administration
- ⚙️ Backend APIs, automation and infrastructure tooling
- 🎬 C#/.NET desktop tools
- 🌐 Web projects and self-hosted services
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A Minecraft server plugin for modern survival servers. It creates protected graves when players die, stores their items and experience safely, and allows controlled recovery through commands, permissions and configurable storage backends. Focus: Paper/Spigot · Java · YAML · MySQL/MariaDB · Server Administration |
A lightweight Cloudflare Turnstile captcha integration for Shopware 6. Built as a clean alternative to classic captcha providers with proper configuration handling and Shopware lifecycle support. Focus: Shopware 6 · PHP · Symfony · Storefront Captcha · Cloudflare Turnstile |
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A desktop capture utility for Microsoft Flight Simulator cinematic recording workflows. The goal is to simplify simulator footage capture without relying on heavy OBS-based setups. Focus: C# · .NET · WPF · SimConnect · Desktop Capture |
A modular infrastructure API for Paper/Spigot/Bukkit plugins. Built as a shared foundation for cross-plugin steam, energy and block-network systems. Focus: Java · Plugin APIs · Modular Server Systems |
currently_working_on:
- Minecraft server plugins
- Shopware 6 extensions
- Linux infrastructure
- Discord automation
- C# desktop tools
favorite_environment:
os:
- Debian
- Ubuntu
- Windows Server
principles:
- practical over bloated
- reliable over flashy
- clean lifecycle handling
- maintainable project structure
- no unnecessary overengineering
