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I’ve been working remotely for five companies over the last 10 years.

Let’s talk about archeology.

I’ve always had a dream: to create stuff that is useful or fun.

I never wanted to be a specialist as a programmer.

My name is Kamil and I develop software.

Lately I had too much time and wanted to entertain myself by making a small game.

Let’s say you have a project hosted somewhere and want to publish it in a production manner.

In the “Get Noticed 2016” competition (original name in polish: Daj Się Poznać) I wanted to prove myself and people around that I can work hard for 3 months after hours.

Everytime you think of Java you may think about types as of classes and primitive types.

Serializer can detect cyclic dependencies in two essential phases: inspection of data structure data serialization Let’s dig into both of them.

This is the 2nd part of knowledge about rivets.js - a small JS library that binds data in web.

Hey, I need something.

Game development carries multiple issues about coding over all the years.

A collection usually contains multiple elements.

I have stopped using Angular 2 in the beginning of this year - near before the Angular 4 release.

Every deserializer needs information about types - the data structure.

I needed tabs that would not be destroyed by Angular.

Ideal programming language?

While coding we meet sometimes one of our deamons: should I refactor what I see?

Do operators have to be common between programming languages?

Forget Grid Layout, forget the Flexbox, remember old browsers.

Why reinventing the wheel again?

In previous week I had to resign from using Kotlin in one of my game projects.

All your Java fields belong to us.

Nullable type is a good thing.

Let me introduce you Artemis Entity Tracker - a tool to be used for game development in conjuction with artemis-odb (which covers architecture called Entity Component Systems).

Forget about Object-Oriented Programming.

Need an inspiration for Get Noticed 2017?

In January 20-22 I decided to attend Global Game Jam 2017.

The weekend on 10-11 December this year was a blast. 30+ hours of no sleep, including 24 hours spent on project implementation.

Some people are fascinated about spreadsheets.

Programistok was a small and short but very pleasure-providing conference.

Kraków.

Once upon a time one usually desires to add Bootstrap into one’s project.

For my acceptance tests configured in Jenkins I wanted to omit installing of any kind of X Window System.

The “Daj Się Poznać 2016” (in polish: Get Noticed 2016) competition have finally come to an end.

In previous blogposts I discussed scripting custom REPLs for The Console.

As I stated some time ago, I desired to have a scriptable Read-Eval-Print Loop in The Console.

As nature of a programmer calls I need to express myself about Xtend.

Argument completion should improve developer’s everyday life.

The Console is an app which typical usecase fits within running a single instance.

JavaFX punched me in the face with a feature which I consider as a kind of general over-assumption and as a bug in The Console.

The Console works on top of Java Nashorn API which brings in a whole JavaScript environment.

When I use git VCS, I simply work in a shell.

This time I present a filesystem module which mimics the simplest cases of shell commands: ls, pwd, cd, cat.

Last time on The Console: Few things don’t make much sense, despite an attempt to press ahead without refactoring.

The Console supports script prototyping which means you can edit a script and it will be automatically reloaded in The Console at the moment.

In previous posts (linked in the Summary) I discussed a topic of implementing modules in The Console.

The Console started as a small side project that was supposed to automatically perform things I do often manually.

After a long research I’ve found a site that helps with compiling Xtend** **using Maven - http://www.eclipse.org/xtend/download.html - pretty straightforward, isn’t it?