The stuff I'm most proud of.
Co-founded with Kristóf Németh, Sustainabot is an assistant for green building assessors that makes the certification process less frustrating.
I built the entire application from the ground up, including architectural design, frontend, backend, and infrastructure. Had tons of fun.
The stack includes Django, Alpine.js, Tailwind, fly.io, RunPod, and LangFuse.
There was a truckload of areas within computer science that I found exciting during my uni years. One that really got me hooked, though, was computational models. Like Turing machines, but more esoteric ones.
My advisor, György Vaszil, showed me a model called reaction systems, which was pretty new at the time (2019-ish). It offered a novel approach to model chemical processes within cells.
We combined this model with another hot area (a common recipe: take two popular things to make a third one), reversible computation, and 💥, 5 years later, I got my PhD.
Organized together with a few uni friends, Step into Meetups (yup, we got that name from that well-known debugger action) was a beginner-friendly IT meetup with an emphasis on live coding. How scary is that?
We had meetups about mobile dev, NLP, and .NET, just to name a few.
I got into the lecture biz as a teaching assistant (TA) back in 2015, and haven’t looked back since.
Some courses I was involved in: Java, cryptography, and computer science foundations.
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Other stuff I couldn't fit into the above sections.