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Join date: Dec 27, 2022

About

My professional experience starts back in 2007, I worked at every stage of software development. Began as a programmer, developer, worked as a project manager, team leader, product owner, created startups, products, developed existing applications. All of these were products working on the internet and mobile applications. In addition, I have actively managed and still managing several companies, including a software house.


I can offer support and experience in the following areas:

- body leasing, staff augmentation

- managing the software development process

- creating products and startups (Minimum Viable Product, Proof of Concept)

- maintaining and developing existing systems, DevOps

- marketing - I have been running a creative agency for years

- webdesign, UX, UI - opinion on usability and practicality of implementation

- IT system architecture - managing an IT team

- ecommerce


Technological keywords associated with me: PHP, JavaScript, TypeScript, Python, C, Bash, Java, Ruby, Rails, WordPress, Symfony, No/Low-Code, Linux, Docker, Kubernetes, AWS, Azure, GCP, Firebase, MongoDB, PostgreSQL, MySQL, Redis, ElasticSearch, React, Angular, Vue, Node.js, GraphQL, REST, HTML, CSS, SASS, LESS, Bootstrap, Material Design, Flutter, React Native, Ionic, Expo.

Posts (210)

Jan 16, 20265 min
Designing Presentations Everyone Can Learn From: A Practical Accessibility Guide
Are your presentations really reaching everyone in your classroom? In 2024, as EdTech and digital learning explode, more educators are building presentations than ever before. But even with sleek slides and interactive content, many presentations still unintentionally exclude students with disabilities or learning differences. The good news? Designing for accessibility is less about technical complexity and more about adopting a mindset: presentations succeed only if everyone can learn from...

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Jan 14, 20266 min
Week in IT Digest #72
The single most important news this week is OpenAI’s $10B, 750‑MW compute deal with Cerebras—it confirms that GPU-class capacity, energy, and supply chains are the new bottlenecks, and it directly affects your costs, latency, and time-to-market as AI becomes a core product primitive. TL;DR Compute is king: OpenAI’s $10B Cerebras deal underscores a shift to multi-sourcing beyond Nvidia—secure capacity early and design for portability. Power is the ceiling: grid limits and DRAM/material...

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Jan 9, 20264 min
Advantages of WordPress Web Design for Modern Businesses
When it comes to building a website that lasts and grows with your business, choosing the right platform is crucial. Over the years, I’ve seen many businesses struggle with complex, rigid systems that don’t adapt well to their evolving needs. That’s why I’m a big fan of WordPress design advantages. WordPress offers a flexible, user-friendly, and powerful solution that fits perfectly with the goals of modern businesses, especially those focused on education technology and innovation. Let me...

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Krzysztof Kosman

Krzysztof Kosman

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