
Toolbox for Amazon
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Browser extensions, editor packs, books, tutorials and open-source experiments. I like solving problems with simple, practical solutions, and I share what I learn along the way.
Chrome extensions
Each one does a single job, well.

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Brings the mobile app's account switching to reddit.com, right in the profile menu. No tracking, no saved passwords, minimal permissions.
VS Code extensions
Opinionated packs that turn a fresh VS Code into a productive setup in one click. Bars show installs relative to FiraCode.
Programming-ligature font, zero-config.
Frontend essentials.
Theme, icon and font pack (One Dark Pro++).
Git essentials.
Web quality and metrics.
Developer-experience enhancers.
Pro pack for frontend developers, tuned for DX and load time.
Books, tutorials & mentoring
Books on growing as an engineer, video courses, and one-to-one mentoring.
How to find your path to team lead: setting goals, finding resources and planning the steps. My most starred repository.
The missing manual for taking part in Stack Overflow, Reddit, GitHub and other communities.
From your first config to a production setup, step by step. More developer-experience tutorials are on my YouTube channel.
Mentoring
I mentor engineers on ADPList. Book a session to talk about growing into a lead, working with a team, or shaping a product.
Other tools
Open-source experiments in networking and blockchain, made to learn from, not to sell.


A real-time packet analyzer that shows network traffic as a stacked TCP/IP protocol view, built to help students see how the layers fit together.
Older Windows utilities and experiments are on Softpedia →
Professional work
Over ten years in web products, from trading and messaging to security and developer tools. The short version is below; dates, roles and details are on LinkedIn.
A professional web trading platform, built end to end: watchlists, screeners, transaction timelines, board and chart management, and order-book reliability across the core flows. Plus the backend services behind watchlists and screeners.
Performance-review, competency-assessment and customer-service apps with 30+ API endpoints and Slack notifications. A Redis cache and a Jira integration with failover made them handle 3x more load at peak, and shared tooling sped up development by 20%.
A Telegram-style business messenger built as a PWA, with up to 100,000 users. The hard parts were live updates, sorting contacts efficiently, offline storage, and keeping huge chat histories smooth.
A firewall management web app with real-time reports, device management for banking systems, and identity and access management. A JSON Schema form generator automated 100% of the very large forms.
A starter-kit template that made new projects start up to 40% faster, 70%+ test coverage with unit, integration and end-to-end tests, code reviews, and mentoring of 15+ developers. I have led frontend teams and sat in 50+ interviews.
Web front ends for X-ray vehicle scanners, a car-monitoring admin panel for 10,000+ users, a location-based car-assistance service, and a browser library that processes ~30 MB X-ray images, which influenced sales in three countries.
A machine-learning model that predicts software vulnerabilities (over 85% accuracy), real vulnerabilities found in web apps, and university courses on web security, assembly and network programming.
Write to me, or find me where I share my work.