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… but I’ve finally got myself a GitHub profile. And I am delighted to be able to announce it to you.
For the time being, I have absolutely no plans to get actively involved in developing other people’s projects there. My main aim is to publish my own small bits of code which, for one reason or another, have not made it onto specialised marketplaces but may nevertheless prove useful to other developers.
All these little projects are also published (and will continue to be published) on my own website, but unfortunately, this is not where the largest concentration of specialists can be found (at least, not yet). So I am hoping to receive a number of valuable suggestions and comments over on GitHub. And, of course, it is also possible to collect donations there, which is always a welcome bonus.
Anyway, you’ve been warned.

On many large, «serious» websites, as you may have noticed, there are proper in-house shops: there, authors and administrators sell physical merchandise as well as various digital products (I am not even sure whether it is entirely correct to call the latter «merchandise»).
My website, too, occasionally tries to present itself as a serious one, so at some point I began to wonder: why not create an online shop of my own? I did consider it, but then immediately remembered that I have never had any physical merchandise, and that the site itself is rather small: the level of traffic is such that I would be unlikely to earn anything even from digital products. For this reason, at least for the time being, I have decided to take a different approach.
Under the label «shop», one actually finds a special page on the website, where I have collected links to all those specialised platforms on which my digital products are available, to a greater or lesser extent. Each link leads directly to my own «stall»: there you will find only my products—various web scripts (mainly in PHP, JavaScript and CSS), photographs, as well as images and videos generated by me with the help of AI (I simply cannot draw, either on paper or on a computer).
So, you have been warned: beware of imitations 🙂 Now you know where to find me.

And, of course, I do not rule out two possible developments in the future: that my «stalls» may increase over time, and that, sooner or later, I may indeed create a proper shop of my own on this website.