Hi, I am LR-Projects

A computer science student, with passion in software development, cybersecurity and homelabbing.

Come and check out my portfolio!

About Me

I’m a computer science student from Germany, currently working on my master thesis. I’ve worked on a bunch of projects in backend and web development, as well as developed some apps for my own use cases. I love tinkering with Raspberry Pis and my homelab setup. I am currently working as a working student in cybersecurity and am trying to apply my knowledge from there to improve my homelab setup.

This is a rough overview on how I feel like my progression has gone in computer science from my POV:

2015 - Start to my coding journey

I did my first baby steps during high school without a teacher – just trying to rebuild my swim teams website, create a mobile app to track my swim progression or tinker with raspberry pis and ds18b20 sensors.

2017 - Computer Science in High School

I learned Java as my first programming language in school. My final project was a 3D flappy birds game in Gloop hahaha.

2020 to 2026 - Computer Science Bachelor & Master

I had a lot of fun studying and I learned a lot about the basics of computer science. But my focus even in that time was working on my own projects between classes.

2025 - SecOps working-student

My first job in cybersecurity!

My Projects

Go to the project page to see all the different projects I have worked on and am confident in sharing them publicly ;).

Featured Projects:

Stick-It AppStick-It App
Stick-It is a Flutter app for posting and sharing locations and images of stickers
HomelabHomelab
My Homelab setup, used by me and my family.
TempserverTempserver
Server for storing and managing ds18b20 and dh11 sensor information and values.

Blog

Check out my blog. I write about my projects, implementation details, and step-by-step homelab tutorials. Expect practical guides with code snippets, configuration examples, diagrams, and troubleshooting tips, plus posts on security hardening, monitoring, automation, and lessons learned from real-world setups.

Check out my latest posts: