I have been working as a full stack developer since 2019. I build webshops and connect them to the systems an online business runs on: ERPs, supplier systems, invoicing tools and marketing platforms. I also develop integration systems that move product, stock and order data with two-way sync — over REST and SOAP APIs, webhooks and file-based imports. My daily work is PHP, in custom-built systems and on Symfony, with OpenCart, Shoprenter and UNAS.
Beyond the code, I like keeping the whole development process in shape — CI/CD, server automation, data migration. I care about clean, object-oriented code and a plan thought through in advance, and about the finished solution delivering measurable business value.
I work with AI-assisted development every day: AI tools speed up prototyping, testing and refactoring, which leaves me more time for design and decisions. Meanwhile I keep moving into new areas — real-time applications with Node.js and TypeScript, C#, mobile and game development. My own projects include two multiplayer 3D car games that run in the browser.
The full web platform of a CV writing and review service, built on Symfony 7. Packages and cart, Barion payments, coupon redemption, file uploads, email notifications, and an EasyAdmin back office for orders, packages and coupons.
A free 3D racing game right in the browser, no install needed. Online multiplayer with 2–4 friends, or solo Hot Lap practice with a leaderboard. On mobile it has touch controls and installs to the home screen as a web app.
A 2–8 player multiplayer car combat game that runs in the browser. Authoritative Node.js server with snapshot sync and interpolation plus server-side cheat checks; vehicle physics built on Rapier with raycast wheels.
An Android app for 201, 301 and 501 games with single, double and master out. Checkout suggestions, per-dart scoring with averages, Hungarian voice announcements with custom number-to-speech logic, saved players and match history.
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