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Spotlight

in alphabetical order

bsk2 - blog software kotlin 2, think Hugo clone. "2" means second attempt at blog, preceded by blog-software-java and blog-software(-python)
RealWeather - less nice Minecraft plugin that adds real weather. It's notable for me because I learned a lot making it. see also wtapi, jarupdater
tweaks724 - really nice (from the outside) Minecraft plugin that adds lots of opinionated, little features
epresets - nice EasyEffects presets I use all the time (and the reason I don't listen to music from mobile devices)
ChatApp - chat with language models, more focused on longer conversations. The idea is to manage all the settings for you (like mainstream AI), but offer power if needed (unlike mainstream AI).
static-website-assistant - a Nginx container that manages everything for you, you just have to provide files you want to serve (complementary: website-assistant-renewer)
vpsmusthave - as the name suggest, "must have" scripts for VPSes - not really updated frequently because they just work
why-no-commit - my "challenge" to push at least one commit daily, ultimately turned out to be quantity over quality, but can't say there was no discipline. Also how this website and all the projects here were born. Overall, worth it.
talkpages - Wikipedia clone, first time with Quarkus (which I enjoyed, despite subpar coding skills)
criscv - RISC-V emulator in C, notable because I don't really like C and let me learn a bit about what happens underneath. predecessor: java-riscv-emulator
vastapp - vast.ai client, first time dealing with Android
chaqt - first time dealing with Qt (don't recommend)
enhancer - simple image enhancer, actual first time dealing with C. should've just started with rust right???
dn42 network
git724, of course

So as you can see mostly stuff holding some sentimental value. Doesn't mean they're not useful though!