Myself1 I'm an appli­ca­tions and web devel­oper liv­ing in Poland, work­ing for Toronto-based IT con­sult­ing com­pany Flux Inc. I work with open source soft­ware a lot, occa­sion­ally fix­ing bugs and giv­ing back to the com­mu­nity. I had a short romance with Psy­chol­ogy, but ulti­mately it were the com­put­ers that I've spent the most time with.

Work

My pro­fe­sional career began only three years ago, but those three years were quite enough to get me involved in some inter­est­ing projects. From cor­po­rate soft­ware to med­ical envi­ron­ments; from web appli­ca­tions to desk­top gui apps and net­work server clus­ters.

Open source

Every devel­oper some­times finds a bug or a miss­ing fea­ture in the tool that he's using. Sure, you can wait and hope that some­one else fixes it, but with open source it's often best to fix it your­self.

Blog for devs

After the doc­u­men­ta­tion and guides, blogs are the next most impor­tant source of infor­ma­tion for every coder. While man­u­als describe how stuff should work, blogs doc­u­ment com­mon pit­falls and often pro­vide imme­di­ate solu­tions.