Wojciech Bogócki

A language I fell in love with that later broke my heart (unfortunately no space to share that story here). Recently I built and maintained a project of around ~60k lines of code in the financial industry. Before that Rust was my go-to language for 3 years for both work and personal projects. Here's some stuff I made with it: - A project of over 60k lines of code that is deployed and runs live in the financial industry - A game console emulator based on CHIP-8 and made for teaching purposes - The entire backend of the distributed computing platform for Cumulus1 - More Web APIs with Actix than I can remember - A cryptocurrency trading bot - An efficient immediate-mode GUI library that used NanoVG (a vector graphics library written in C) as a backend

Python is my current go-to for most ad-hoc projects. I use it daily for both personal projects and at work. It has never let me down. It's been primarily useful for ML, web development, and automation. Here's some stuff I made with it: - Machine learning models in TensorFlow at a high level - ML models replacing high-level TF with Numpy and raw math where TF wasn't enough - Countless Web APIs and server applications (usually paired with a React-based front) - Card generation for learning Mandarin Chinese using Anki SRS - Advent of Code 2020 challenge (streamed to YouTube, code is on my Github) - A top-secret serverless application based on AWS SAM - Rep - my time logging CLI tool for freelance work - Automation scripts for our Dev OPS processes and ad-hoc needs (work) - A bunch of internal data analysis tools (work)

A clean and efficient language that reminds us of what life used to be like when we walked around with clubs and lived in caves. Of course, that's a joke. C is one of my favourite languages, it's fast and close to the hardware. I use it mostly for fun and personal projects: - An economy simulator based on Perfectly Competitive markets - A GameBoy emulator - Advent of Code 2019 challenge (code is on my GitHub) - Memory allocators, expression parsers, algorithms, benchmarks, stuff like this

My first programming language. I taught it to myself as a kid to make video games, which started off my programming adventure. Here's some stuff I made with it: - An electronic school diary system for my former high school - An application for encrypting and decrypting text using traditional text-based cyphers (Playfair, Vigenere, etc.) - An Asteroids game to learn text rendering from Signed Distance Fields based on Valve's method used in the Source engine (CS, TF2, L2D, Portal) - A bunch of work-related GUI applications

JavaScript was the first language I used at work after C++ and PHP and oh boy did it give me a lot of headaches. I implemented Web APIs, backends, frontends, hybrid apps, just about everything. If you've got a JS headache, I want you to know: that's perfectly normal and there's no need to seek medic... er, that maybe (just maybe) I can help.

A Linux user since kid-years beginning with Ubuntu 8.04 in 2008, I used Linux on and off as a daily driver. Professionally I've mostly been managing servers and software deployments on Linux and occasionally helping with things I just happened to know from using it at home.