Hi, I’m Bernhard.

I’m Head of Development at MMCAGENTUR in Vienna. Outside work, I’m a dad of two, a sim racer, and usually working on some piece of software I wanted for myself. A few of those projects have turned out useful to other people, too.

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Bernhard Berger wearing a Just Chill T-shirt — yep, that’s me :)ow. too bright.head full of
side projectsthe shirt doesn’t lie

Bernhard Berger squinting into a bright light, wearing a Just Chill T-shirt — yep, that’s me :)ow. too bright.head full of
side projectsthe shirt doesn’t lie

Building for the web for over twenty years. I started out self-employed while finishing HTL Wiener Neustadt, then worked at Janin IT and contemas. Since 2020 I've been at MMCAGENTUR, where I now lead development. Most days that means TYPO3 and Nuxt sites, some Laravel/Statamic, the Linux servers they run on, and lately a lot of tooling for AI coding agents. Off the clock I tinker with anything that has firmware or a build step.

the full CV

2020 – nowMMCAGENTURWeb developer; Head of Development since Dec 2021
2014 – 2020contemas / clicksgefühleTYPO3 developer
2011 – 2014Janin IT SolutionsTYPO3 developer & .NET engineer
2007 – 2011KOLORARTISTSSelf-employed
2004 – 2006GAMER-network.comGames journalist, on the side
2003 – 2009HTL Wiener NeustadtTechnical college, IT & organisation

Side projects.

Tvheadend Player
working on it nowLive TV for Android TV and Google TV, a JVM HTSP library and a Kotlin SDK for building Tvheadend players. Plus fixes for Tvheadend itself.
Giving back
Fixes and features I’ve sent back to open-source projects I use.
tvheadend/tvheadend 7 PRsFixes for recording, timeshift, PMT handling and IPTVmerged Jun–Oct 2026+132 ~~−18~~lynxthecat/cake-autorate 5 PRsMQTT publisher fixes: on-time Home Assistant sensors, correct CPU labels, any core countmerged Apr 2026+127 ~~−72~~nuxt/image #2125feat(flyimg): add Flyimg built-in providermerged Apr 2026+391 −0 mbucchia/OpenXR-Toolkit #460Add CA correction shader for Varjomerged Mar 2023+16 −4 nuxt/nuxt #24935fix(nuxt): don’t show transition on initial page loadmerged Jan 2024+8 −3
OpenSimwheel
OpenSimwheel began as custom firmware and a historical build guide for direct-drive wheels on off-the-shelf Granite Devices Argon servo drives. I wrote it for my own rig and shared it so other racers could build one too. The DIY scene around it got big enough that Granite Devices started building Simucube for it. Here’s Martin Ascher testing the beta in 2014.
+ special thanks to Tero, Martin, Johann, Beano and the virtualracing.org crowd

off the clock

Dad of two.

and staff to a cat.

An illustrated family portrait of two parents and two children. — dad of two.
the illustrated edition.

seat taken.

And when the kids are asleep:

sim racer & gamer.
motorsport nerd, too.

running back, retired.
still watching every snap.

linux on the desktop.
by choice.

delta 3D printer.
barely stock anymore.

the full gear list lives on /uses

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