ZoomOut
A GeoGuessr-inspired map game (solo or up to 4 people) built with playroom.js.
OpenThanks for visiting! Here’s a bit about me.
While pursuing my Master of Engineering degree in Computer Science, focusing on Computer Systems and Networks, I started my hands-on tech journey as an iOS developer and then as a C++ developer. This early experience sparked my passion for technology and set the stage for my diverse career path.
After graduation, I expanded my expertise into web development and took on roles as a mentor, sharing my knowledge with others. Currently, I’m exploring the challenges and opportunities of DevOps engineering.
I’m passionate about learning and contributing to open-source software. If you’re curious about my projects, check out my GitHub or LinkedIn profiles that are linked at the bottom of this page.
If you have any questions or would like to get in touch, feel free to contact me at bartosz.wozniak.solutions@gmail.com.
I like developing apps and games in my spare time. Some of them are available publicly - here are a few you can try.
A GeoGuessr-inspired map game (solo or up to 4 people) built with playroom.js.
OpenHelps you determine when popcorn is ready by listening to popping sounds and analyzing the intervals.
OpenA board game where up to 4 people can join, and bots can fill the remaining seats (0-4), for up to 5 players total - built with playroom.js.
OpenA nostalgic replica of Logo Komeniusz - the environment where I wrote my first procedures.
OpenUsed when you want to visualize how timezones overlap to check who is available when and what timeslots are common for whom.
OpenVisualize how big the Sun would be if the Earth were the size of a soccer ball.
OpenA groan tube in your browser — the place for groans.
OpenVisualize the sound you hear through your mic in real time and detect the chords that match what's playing.
OpenA chromatic tuner in your browser — one less app to have installed on your phone.
OpenA network operations center inspired by Packet Tracer — design, simulate, and visualize networks in your browser.
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