Mateusz Brycki / mateuszbrycki
Java, Spring, JavaScript, Python, TensorFlow, AI, ML
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Do you really know how to use GitHub?
Almost all of us use GitHub on a daily basis. We usually work with it in two ways. Firstly, as a version control system which helps us to develop applications. Secondly, as a library of projects written by other programmers. Sometimes we use their code in our applications. Today I want to show you that […]
Work like a professional
At the beginning of this week, I took part in the lecture about fast coding with IntelliJ. Its main goal was to show participants that they can speed up development with tools which are available in IntelliJ IDEA. This event inspired me to write a post about my experience with working with different IDEs, especially IntelliJ. […]
First authentication request has been sent
Today’s post is a brief summary what has changed in recent days. Especially, at the weekend. As I explained in the previous post, I changed my workflow. Now I’m working in the task-oriented flow, with branching system on the GIT. Not only can you follow it with the Github repository but also with the Trello […]
Killing chaos and monotony
I like working when I have any kind of schedule or just list of things that I’m expected to do. This is why I decided to spend some time on planning Akesi’s development. I had a feeling that the application had been developed in chaos because I didn’t have any plan. After each of posts, I […]
Cleaning
Recently I spent some time thinking about the Aksesi project. I have made some decisions that I’m going to cover in the next post. The very first thing on my list was to remove all of the TODOs from the code and refactor awful parts. In this post, I’m going to show you what I’ve changed […]
Progrunning
If you are following my blog then it is obvious for you that I’m programmer. Not all of you know that I’m also an amateur runner. I have been running for almost 5 years of which 3 years of racing (except 2016). I have run a lot of 10km races, several half-marathons, and a few marathons. […]
Winter has gone, spring has come. Let’s integrate it.
In the “At the red-green-refactor carousel – implementing conversion unit” post I described how I have developed basic functionalities for conversion unit. I also mentioned that there is no Spring Framework integration and why I decided to implement CU in that way. In the following post, I’m going to show you this mystic integration process. […]
Improving Aksesi usability – refactoring frontend
It’s been a week since the last post. In the following one, I’m going to summarize you what I’ve changed it the Aksesi since then. I decided to refactor some parts of the frontend application. Moreover, I managed to simplify installation and configuration process. The major part of integration is done “in the background” and […]
Is mixed password secure?
When I came up with an idea of Aksesi project, I started to think about its security. First thought was that it will be as safe as HTTP(s) protocol is. Realizing it, I stopped any considerations. Three weeks later I realized that this solution will be very safe or, at least, safer than ordinary password […]
At the red-green-refactor carousel – implementing conversion unit
After having gestures handled and stored, we are ready to create simple logic for the Conversion Unit. In the following post, I’m going to describe created architecture. All of the code was written with TDD, because one of my goals for “Get noticed 2017” competition is to become more fluent in using TDD as a […]
How I became enlightened – Aksesi as a proxy
At the last Friday’s afternoon, when I was doing housework, I came up with an idea about Aksesi’s development direction. It just appeared in my mind. Before I started this project I had only known that it will be an application that will allow to authenticate a user with gestures usage. After some time, I decided to support […]
Stop making those weird gestures, start typing!
I think that it is the best time to connect oldschool-boring password typing with new-fresh-visionary gesture recognition. I hope that connection like this is going to provide appropriate usability for boys and girls, old and young. In the following post I’m going to describe how to adjust code created in the Handling user gestures post to use both […]
Handling user gestures
During the short planning session I decided that at first I should implement gestures handling in the front-end application. This feature will be developed with jQuery library. There are a few strategies how to detect sequence of gestures. First one assumes that the application recognizes mouse movement and, basing on the time between each of […]
Daj się poznać 2017 – 3, 2, 1…start
Jakiś czas temu postanowiłem wziąć udział w konkursie Daj się poznać. Później zrezygnowałem. Dzisiaj znowu się zarejestrowałem. Piszę ten post zaraz po wciśnięciu przycisku Zarejestruj. Gdy tylko go skończę zostanie on udostępniony w sieciach społecznościowych, tak aby nie było już odwrotu. W wielkim skrócie konkurs DSP to konkurs dla programistów. Każdy z uczestników jest zobligowany do […]
Pierwszy miesiąc z Hobusu
Aplikacja Hobusu jest rozwijana od 1.5 miesiąca. Niniejszy post jest podsumowaniem okresu, w którym do aplikacji dorabiałem kolejne funkcjonalności oraz weryfikowałem działanie tych istniejących. Przez mienione 1.5 miesiąca odrzuciłem kilka pomysłów na nowe możliwości aplikacji. Powodem, dla którego funkcjonalności te nie były wdrażane był sposób w jaki korzystam z aplikacji czyli krótko mówiąc rzeczywistość je […]
mateuszbrycki
Java, Spring, JavaScript, Python, TensorFlow, AI, ML
I’m an IT student and programmer with a few years of commercial experience. I’ve been into programming since I was 12.
My programming interests focus mainly on back-end programming – from simple web applications to big enterprise systems. In the recent months, I’ve spent a great deal of time studying microservice architecture and artificial intelligence solutions.