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Three projects: - Liquicipe, an Android app for storing E-Liquid recipes (primarily for testing C++ and Qt on Android)

- A remake of my personal website with AngularJS and a Java Spring backend, primarily for testing Spring and adding a few larger features

- Some kind of colors game on Android, using libgdx - primarily because I didn't know what to code

Marvelogs looks great. I'll keep an eye on it.

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any demos on your projects? Java Spring sounds a bit too heavy for a personal website no?

Not anything useful, yet. Liquicipe is open source, but I'm not happy with it yet: https://github.com/andresmanz/liquicipe

Personal website is a bit of a wrong term, maybe. I work as a freelancer, so I'll manage customers, code, invoices and all that stuff on the site. There are other tools for doing that, so it's really more about testing out Spring. :)

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