My goal is to create software that truly help. I always strive to understand the user and their needs. That's the way to deliver problem solving solutions.
These are the main technologies that I work with. I use most of them on a daily basis in my professional work. A few of them I use occasionally when developing personal projects in my free time.
My experience with these technologies is expressed by various dimensions of corresponding logos.
I work as a full-stack software engineer, primarily focusing on back-end development tasks.
Technologies I use on a daily basis.
These are technologies I've been using, but they are not my main domain.
I use these mainly in my personal projects, not at work.
Here are some of my personal projects that I would like to share with you. Not all of them made it to this list, to be honest. Preparing all this content can be pretty exhausting, so some of them weren't worth mentioning, and others I prefer to keep private 🕵️.
I attempted to describe the ideas and purposes behind these projects to showcase my thought process.
Feel free to contact me with any feedback about your experience :)
Portraits made with thread.
I kept this project a secret for over two years.
I’ve always wanted to create something of my own, but after a full day of work, I found it difficult to find the energy to continue programming on personal projects. I needed a break from coding. I’ve always been fascinated by geometric animal designs, so I decided to try my hand at it. However, it proved to be far more challenging than it seemed. Overcoming the numerous obstacles along the way took considerable time and effort, but I was determined to see this project through to completion. Take a closer look with me.
A multiplayer game in Unity. Available soon.
I was in search of an open-source CMS that would be highly customizable and adaptable to my specific requirements.
Despite my search, I could not find a truly exceptional one that met my needs, so I decided to take matters into my own hands and build my own. While it is not yet an exceptional CMS, there is still much work to be done, I have utilized all of my expertise and knowledge to create a robust foundation for all of my current and future projects.
My brother required an online portfolio, so we developed a minimalist website to showcase some of his recent projects.
I wanted to explore the world of React Native, as I believe it's a viable alternative for app development. Thus, I embarked on creating a mobile trivia game with word puzzles inspired by my first JavaScript project, which was unfortunately lost due to accidental deletion of source files.
Although the project is not yet complete and requires more content, I intend to continue working on it in the future, with the goal of releasing a minimum viable product.
Fantasy football can be enjoyable for a while, but it can also become repetitive and less rewarding over time. However, since I had already invested some resources into it, I did not want to let it go to waste. That's how Hooked model works.
To keep the game interesting for myself, I created a small helper application that could help me avoid the tedious aspect of the game - monitoring the transfer market - so that I could focus more on the enjoyable parts, such as managing my squad and finding new recruits to make my team as strong as possible.
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The project aimed to provide suggestions for discounted items from various e-commerce websites.
How? It involved scraping popular Slovak and Czech price comparison website to collect data about specific products of interest. The system would then analyze the data and send me a report of interesting deals.
But what is an interesting deal? Answer is more difficult I though.
Another "automatic" project.
The project was designed to place automated bets using Selenium on less popular secondary bets, which could have interesting odds. The system also analyzed these bets to determine their profitability. The goal was to make the betting process fully automated and require no human interaction.
Unfortunately, the project was not profitable and in just one month I would have lost 400€ if I had started using real money 😅.
The project had the goal of providing publicly available data about upcoming events using the older Facebook API. The aim was to make the information accessible to people who may not necessarily search for events on Facebook, but rather use their preferred search engine which may not be able to find Facebook events.
Unfortunately, Facebook blocked access to this API following the Facebook–Cambridge Analytica data scandal.
A small school project aimed to analyze behavioral data of cryptocurrencies in the crypto market.
The project analyzed typical data, such as buy and sell transactions of specific cryptocurrencies.
The idea was to track the behavior of holders and the popularity of a cryptocurrency based on the number of transactions. As I had very limited knowledge about cryptocurrencies, I wanted to explore what experts were doing with them and possibly replicate their behavior.
During data processing, I encountered an interesting mathematical problem.
Another school project. Collaborated with my 2 classmates.
Computer game developed using Unity. Goal is to find and recover the Triwizard cup in a maze. What happens next? Sadly, we all do know.
| Original gravity | 1.065 - 16° |
| Final gravity | 1.017 |
| Alcohol | 6.20% |
| Hops | Citra, Galaxy |
| Additions | Frozen cranberries |
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