I took over the development of the platform, which includes features like: alerts, watchlists, signals, news, ETL from dozens of sources and more. Additionally, I implemented a CI/CD pipeline, added unit tests, refactored the frontend to follow best practices, improved validation, security and much more.

As you can see from all the projects below, this is not my first attempt at building a motorsport calendar - there were actually two attempts before this. However, those two attempts never really saw the light of day. This time I decided to try something a bit simpler and just ship it as soon as possible, thus WeWentCarRacing.com was born. Right now, besides the most popular series (Formula 1/2/3/E, WEC, WRC, DTM, BTCC, IndyCar, NASCAR, MotoGP ...) and their events, I have also added all the tracks where the races are held. In addition to countdowns for each session and event, there are also features like live weather, locally adjusted times, and a lot of metadata. This is of course only the start - I am planning to add many more features and functionality in the future.

Towards the end of 2023, I was thinking about a new project I could work on. Being someone who is passionate about productivity and uses several different tools for all my needs, I decided to make an all-in-one tool that would cover all of them! The platform includes a calendar, tasks, habits, notes, focus sessions, mood tracking, and much more. Learn more about it on either my blog post or on GitHub.

Around the summer of 2021, I started working on a platform called Plutus, which was a predecessor to Metis. The original focus of Plutus was to be a personal trading platform where I collected all data, including market data and news from various sources. That platform also had functionality for running bots, similar to FreqTrade, but a bit more advanced and flexible. With time, I realized that most of the price movements stem from news, and this is when I decided to spin out a new project called Metis. The rest is history. You can read more about the development of Metis in my blog post.

I joined when the project was still relatively small, but it has grown into quite a large-scale project over the years. During that time, I have not only contributed to the majority of features but also performed a significant amount of upgrading and refactoring of the codebase. This included migrating from Rackspace to GCP, and finally to AWS, creating migration scripts between the platforms, containerizing the development and production environments, splitting features into separate micro apps from jQuery to React, rewriting mobile apps in React Native, setting up a CI/CD pipeline, setting up and preparing an E2E suite, and mentoring newly joined developers and juniors.

Similar to ClassCharts above, but on a smaller scale. Many of the lessons learned in ClassCharts were also applied to this project.

Completed a full redesign and rewrite of the application, transitioning from Zend Framework to CakePHP.

Similar to the work completed for Literacy Assessment Online.

I developed a 2D room planner application that allows users to create rooms and place doors, windows, and furniture within them.

I developed an energy management app for the energy sector, allowing users to connect different energy sources, manage and monitor them in real-time. Additionally, it features alerting/notification functionality, reports, virtual and physical energy meters, and much more.

A configurator for Philips that allows B2B customers to design their own custom LED lighting poles.