Michał Kalbarczyk
Software Engineer
Software Engineer
With 12 years of overall commercial programming experience, I gained extensive and practical knowledge of designing, programming, maintaining and optimising sophisticated services.
Interested in many modern technologies like Elixir, Ruby, RubyOn Rails, Sinatra, JavaScript, React, JSON, AMQP, SQL, NoSQL, MRuby, RubyMotion, iOS and more.
Except for programming I playing mainly guitar, but also use other instruments. I really like to make noise that is called music and spend time on composing, arranging, mixing.
Gamecode
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Developing a new social media app driven by the conviction that media, e-commerce and access to information should be controlled by the users themselves.
elixirgraphqlpostgresagilescrumAWS
Finances, simplified
rubygrapegitagilescrum
Cobalt is redefining the modern pen test for companies who want serious hacker-like testing built into their development cycle
rubyrailsjqueryjavascriptgitagilescrum
Manage & Grow Your Field Service Business
rubyrailsreactjqueryjavascriptgitagilescrum
Software House
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Development of big e-commerce site for arena.pl.
rubyrailsjavascriptjquerysolrresquerspecredismysqlspreememcacheJSONGITvarnishhaproxydocker
Backend application development for cable television STB.
rubyrailssinatraresquerspecredismysqlmemcacheJSONXMLXMLRPCGITvarnishhaproxy
Twitter-like polish service
rubyrailsrspecjavascriptAMQPredismysqlsphinxmemcacheJSONSVNvarnishhaproxy
Biggest polish communication company
rubyrailsrspecjavascriptAMQPredismysqlsphinxmemcacheJSONSVNvarnishhaproxy
Interactive solutions for medicine
rubyrailsmysqlAJAXRESTSOAPOpenIDWAPSVNflash
CMS Software
JavaJ2EEHibernateSpringVelocitypostgreSQLjavascriptHTMLCSSXMLXSLTselenium
https://github.com/fazibear/codeclimate-credo
Elixir checker for codeclimate using credo
https://github.com/fazibear/pix_project
Pixel frame like the project, but with raspberry pi inside.
Fantasy retro computer with a built-in BASIC interpreter from @fazibear. Code like it's 1982!
