This is my personal website since 1999.
Current structure
I have a landing page that leads to the 4 categories blog (My Blog), travel and projects (Projects overview).
Blog
This will take some time to finish. Maybe it’s not wise to write your own MarkDown parser. Let’s see.
Travel
As seen in the sitemap attempt from 2007 with already 15 pages dedicated to traveling, this will take a considerable amount of time to actually make a good documentation. I probably need a good interface for editing. Instagram makes it easier with the pictures, but even there we don’t post all pictures of all travels.
Projects
Again, my old sitemap from 2007 lists already 15 projects. In 2020 I tried to organize and categorize my then 38 projects on GitHub, see https://kreier.github.io/. Today I say: “nice try”. Currently (October 2025) I have 169 repositories. And I don’t think, I’m slowing down.
History
1999 A small start
I conserved this content in the legacy folder. You can see it at first.saiht.de or https://saiht.de/legacy/computer/first/index.html. It was a humble start.
2004 Becoming black and white
Some people actually started to read my page, and had questions about some of the content. So I simplified it and took parts off, made it black and white:
2007 Sitemap
Organizing the content is an ongoing struggle. Here is my sitemap from 2007 in an attempt to have the main 58 pages plus the 20 subdomains mainly complete.
2025 Creating a dedicated /blog folder
The idea is in my head for a long time, and some programming started in 2024. Why not write the articles in a timeless MarkDown document with title, headings, subheadings, images and LaTeX formulas, and then convert it automatically by a python program to a static html page that is accessible over the saiht.de/blog webpage? Over time things like search, tags and others can be implemented.