Author, developer, maintainer
A group of small practical tools focused on monitoring changing web sources, extracting and structuring useful information, and presenting it through usable interfaces, notifications, or visualizations.
Technologies
- Python
- Java
- Node.js
- SQLite
- Web scraping
- Monitoring
- Data visualization
- Automation
Highlights
- Monitoring, aggregation, and structured extraction from changing web sources
- Practical tools ranging from everyday utility apps to lightweight public-facing analytics
- Combines collection, persistence, analysis, and presentation across multiple small systems
Overview
This entry brings together several smaller practical projects built around the same core pattern: watching changing web information, turning messy source material into structured data, storing it, and exposing it through usable interfaces or visual outputs. The implementations differ, but the recurring interest is the same: lightweight systems that make useful information easier to track, understand, and reuse. Examples include a maintained lunch-menu application for selected Bratislava areas, a page-monitoring application with history and optional notifications, and a data-collection and visualization project around usage patterns at the Žilina town pool. Together they reflect an interest in practical information tooling rather than one-off scripts: small systems with persistence, structure, and real everyday utility.