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This is my homepage (you're just reading it...) for all sorts of
personal (and professional) things. I have an extra web page that
explains some of the background. I
had this web page for a long time and it slowly grows and morphs
itself as web technologies and my interests change.
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After I had only one home page for a long time, I have
separated out my "professional" side: My
Jochen Topf Internet Consulting
web page contains information about my work, some projects, etc.
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The web page about the German language book
"OpenStreetMap: Die
freie Weltkarte nutzen und mitgestalten" ("OpenStreetMap:
Using and improving the free world map") that I wrote together
with Frederik Ramm.
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Im am interested in Geographical Information Systems and have
my own web site where I explore
this world.
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In the last years I have organized several conferences and similar
events and I have been to many more. I have been to conferences as a
normal attendee, as a speaker and as a reporter. And I have done the
behind the scenes work in many roles from programm committee member to
head organizer, some of it as a hobby and some of it as paid work. In
this blog, I want to share the experience I have gained and help others
who are planning to create their own events.
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The name says it all: All
Things Email is a collection of all things on the topic of e-mail.
The web site is mostly intended for system administrators,
developers or other people involved with e-mail professionally.
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remote.org is a domain shared
between several friends and our "home in cyberspace".
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Web site for the sage@guug group in Karlsruhe, Germany. sage@guug
Karlsruhe is a local chapter of the
German Unix User Group for system
administrators and similar professions. I used to organize the
bimonthly meetings.
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The homepage of the German Unix User
Group which I created while I worked for them. Concept, design and
most of the content (before summer 2003) is from me. The site uses
the Embperl toolkit,
XSLT, and a PostgreSQL database to create the dynamic content and
CSS for most of the layout stuff.
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The web pages of the
Linux-Kongress, a Linux
developer conference organized by the
German Unix User Group. In 2002
I was responsible for the conference organisation and did the
web page redesign, most of the 2002 content was also done by me.
The site uses the
Embperl toolkit and
CSS.
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INKA is a small non-profit ISP in
Karlsruhe, Germany. I was a founding
member in 1994 and worked on and off for INKA for several years.
Although I haven't been doing much for them in the last years, the
concept and some of the content you see on the web page are still
from me. The site was done before the advent of XHTML and CSS and
still uses old-fashioned hand-crafted HTML and the help of my
HyTeC tool.
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Web site for my family. Most
pages are password protected.
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Web pages for the Abiturjahrgang
1990 of the Friedrich-Gymnasium, Freiburg (for everybody
who graduated with me from my high school in 1990). You need a
password to enter this site.
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