Panthema.net

Panthema.net is an individual and entertainment website that showcases coding and hardware. It was created in 2005 by Timo Bingmann. This website is a diverse collection of "interesting ideas". It contains free open-source software and projects (FOSS), computer science research results, blog articles and more, all created by Timo Bingmann himself.https://web.archive.org/web/*/https://panthema.net/ It is a bilingual language, which has English and German as two of the primary languages.
It has been popular since the founder of the website, Timo Bingmann, uploaded a video of "15 Sorting Algorithms in 6 Minutes" in 2020,https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kPRA0W1kECg (Archived) and went viral as most YouTube users used a video to make a meme or other purposes.
==Projects==
thumb|right|Selection Sort, made by Timo Bingmann
The website contains multiple projects published by Timo Bingmann and his collaborators. Some of the projects are academic publications. These projects document coding and libraries that are downloadable for users to test these projects out. Additionally, these code samples from most projects can be helpful for programmers in some cases. 
==History==
Timo Bingmann launched his website with the domain panthema.net and published his German-written web blog in 2005."Homepage zu meinem Tutorium zu Info3 im WS2005" - Panthema.net Later, he then published multiple projects after 2006; some of these projects are hard-working, and those projects showcase comparisons, recordings of multiple softwarehttps://panthema.net/2009/ (Archived) and programs written in C++. 
In 2013, Timo Bingmann uploaded an article of "Sound of Sorting",https://panthema.net/2013/1024-Sound-of-Sorting-KIT-Informatik/ (Archived) and also uploaded a video of YouTube, which gained more popularity.
In 2020, Timo Bingmann uploaded an article that he would join eBay's Search Engine team in San José, California, and he wouldn't post any articles on his website and would be in the future.Started working for eBay Inc in San José, CA, USA. - Timo Bingmann, 2013-10-24 (Archived)
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