I’m what you would call a “full stack developer” these days, based in Warsaw, Poland. I deliver software, from the front-end all the way to the depths of the back-end. Occasionally I manage infrastructure too.
This blog is an outlet for my thinking about the business of software—both the technology and the people building it. I write mostly for selfish reasons. One, I simply like writing. Two, it’s an excellent way to test my thinking, by exposing holes that become evident only when a loose network of thoughts must be organized into an orderly, linear piece of text. Three, publishing stuff for anyone to see sets a certain standard and takes away any excuses I may have for sloppy writing. It’s good practice too.
Away from computers, I’m an active cyclist. I used to be a triathlete, competing on distances ranging from Sprint to IronMan 70.3—that’s the half IronMan, hence the 70.3 suffix, being the total distance in miles. Sadly, my legs didn’t enjoy running much (and I didn’t enjoy swimming that much), so I fell back on cycling.
If you’re finding any of the content published here useful, do let me know. If you’d like to republish it, go right ahead. No need to ask. It’s all CC-BY covered, with a license link in the footer.
You can find me on Twitter, and now and then I share bits of code on GitHub.