I'm Florian Reuschel, a full stack web developer from Germany.
Playing with all things web is my passion — HTML/CSS, PHP and especially JavaScript in all its variations, which is what I'm doing full-time at OWNBIT, a small dev shop in Schaffhausen, Switzerland. In my free time, I enjoy creating and contributing to open source software.
Here are some of the things I created:
sassed is a simple code editor PWA compiling Sass code on the web. You can think of it as a version of the popular Sassmeister stripped down to the absolute essentials.
sassed also ships the Sass compiler as a whole to the browser, making the compilation process completely independent of the user's internet connection, so it can be installed and used offline.
PHP Arena is a tiny playground for tinkering with PHP code snippets. Other than most similar sites, it ships the whole PHP interpreter to the browser, making the execution very fast and also completely independent of the user's internet connection, so the app can be installed and used offline.
In version 85, the Google Chrome browser introduced tab groups — the ability to aggregate tabs in a collapsible group, marked with a color and an (optional) title. However, assigning tabs to groups manually can be a tedious process, especially for recurring visits to the same sites.
That's where the Auto-Group Tabs extension steps in: It allows configuring tab groups by assigning them a set of match patterns, automatically grouping according tabs.
As a full stack developer, it happens quite regularly that you have to convert between JavaScript/JSON and a server-side language-specific data format. PHP is one such language, and converting to it is quite tedious.
This PWA steps into that gap and allows for easy conversion of JS data to nicely formatted PHP.
Snazzy Light is a vivid light color theme for Visual Studio Code. Its colors are based on Sindre Sorhus' hyper‑snazzy, adapted to a light background.
Besides looking decent, the main goal of this theme is to show clear and distinct colors under bright ambient light conditions.
I'm one of the maintainers of Prettier's official PHP plugin. To speed up development and simplify issue reporting, I developed a Vue-based clone of Prettier's official playground — with some improvements like full offline support, responsive design and PWA installability.
Diffr is a PWA for comparing text files. It was created out of dissatisfaction with existing diffing tools (and a certain amount of paranoia because virtually every diffing tool has to send your data to their server to compare). In Diffr, all the work happens locally and your data never leaves the browser.
Blackscreen is a quick and easy way to temporarily "disable" one screen in a multi-monitor setup, without actually turning it off. This can be useful to focus on only one screen at a time.
Other open source work of mine which didn't make it into a separate section:
You can check out these (and more) projects on my GitHub.
