Bartek Legięć

Most engineering leaders and founders come from a backend engineering background. But not everyone: Balint Orosz has always been a "design-first" engineer.

Balint is my brother, and we're opposites in how I've always felt more pull for the backend, and he's been always building intuitive UIs:

Interview with Bálint Orosz, founder of Craft – Ness Labs Craft is a rich text editor designed to be frictionless, whether you want to take notes, write papers, plan your day, or just get things done. In this interview, we discussed frictionless creativity, ...

This week Ness Labs interviewed @balintorosz.bsky.social, our founder.

If you are interested in frictionless creativity, well-crafted tools, the power of the Apple ecosystem, integrating AI with note-taking, and much more... Read here!👇

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I tend to talk with 2-3 ppl on a regular basis, so once done, it’s easier I guess

It’s also usually [🟢 Not urgent] so kinda tapping into both worlds

And also doing it another way round with a “🔴/🔥” for urgent stuff

Yes, that’s a great thing. I also like doing it and also prefacing it with a “🟢” emoji to give an immediate visual in a notification

Thank you so much for your incredible support, everyone! We're thrilled to announce that Craft 3 has achieved 4th place for Product of the Day on Product Hunt! 💫

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Oh this has been such an eventful few months! But super excited to have everybody see it now! Tasks, Styling, Collections... so powerful, yet approachable.

A special thanks to everybody from the beta that helped us shape them to be the best versions of themselves!

Hey Bluesky, nice to be here 👋

A few more days until the v3 release - we hear amazing things from our Beta users! We hope you will love it, too! 🥰

Wanna ask about something? HMU in a DM or at bibixx.com!

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I also do talks about web dev but not only.
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The image is a pixel art style depiction of an airplane interior and exterior. It shows a cross-section of the plane with passengers seated inside. The left side displays the text "ALTITUDE: 7100" and a timer reading "00:14". Outside the plane, a person is standing on the wing, and there are red warning triangles on the wing. The background is a mix of blue shades, and the overall scene is framed in a maroon border.

And as a crème de la crème: bodingbear.dev. A small game dev studio where, with help of bunch of friends, I make some (usually stupid) small games during game jams.

The image shows a webpage titled "Wolne Miejsca w Cinema City" (Available Seats in Cinema City) with details for a movie screening. The specifics are: - **Cinema**: Warszawa - Promenada - **Film**: Gladiator II - **Type of Screening**: EN (Napisy PL) • 2D - **Date**: 18.11.2024 (Monday) The page displays seating charts for different showtimes: 11:30, 12:30, 13:30, and 14:30. Each seating chart is divided into sections, with available seats marked in green and some reserved or unavailable seats in gray. The layout includes a representation of the screen at the top of each chart. The background is orange, with the main content on a dark panel.

obejrzyj.se (“have a watch” in Polish 🇵🇱) — a crawler for Cinema City movies chain.
The problem it tries to solve is that their page has a lot of clicking around and a lot of loading. I'm automating a bunch of those things 🤖.

The image displays a web application called "CharDetective" with a black interface on a bright green background. The interface shows text encoded in UTF-8 with time-stamped subtitles, some of which contain incorrectly encoded characters. The instructions at the top read, "To begin, select characters that are encoded incorrectly and type in what should be the correct one." A dropdown menu labeled "Windows 1250 (Central European)" is visible, along with a button to download the text as UTF-8. Below, there are options to "Select, or Drag and Drop Another File" and "Clear Character Selection." The subtitles include timestamps and lines of dialogue, with some characters appearing as symbols due to encoding errors.

chardetective.com — have you ever downloaded a file with seeming broken encoding? Fear not! CharDetective 🕵️ comes to the rescue to help you find the correct encoding and fix the file.

The image shows a section of a webpage titled "Generatory 3.0" with a list of subjects and the corresponding number of questions for each. The subjects and their respective question counts are: * ABD: Administrowanie bazami danych - 104 * APBD: Aplikacje Baz Danych - 29 * ASD: Algorytmy i Struktury Danych - edux - 314 * AUG: Automaty i Gramatyki - 4 * BSI: Bezpieczeństwo Systemów Informatycznych - 129 * BSI_ANG_2012: Bezpieczeństwo Systemów Informatycznych - 2012 [ENG] - 75 * BSI_ANG_2018: Bezpieczeństwo Systemów Informatycznych 2018 - 18 * FIZ: Fizyka Koło1 (angielska) - 122 * FIZK1: Fizyka k1 - 86 * FIZK2: Fizyka k2 - 54 * GRK: Grafika Komputerowa - 74 * HUR: Hurtownie danych i aplikacje OLAP - 1 * MAD: Matematyka Dyskretna 2020 - 10 The page has a blue background, and the list is displayed in a white box.

Then zdaj.se — a database of questions for exams at my former uni 🎓. All is #opensource, including the whole database which is hosted with GitHub and statically.io

A screenshot of the Zium browser application, showing a multiple streams of Formula 1's Monaco Grand Prix.

I guess when moving to a new platform, it's nice to let everybody know what I'm cooking (though some just simmering) 🧵
Most of the stuff in here is #opensource so have a look at the code!

So first off: Unofficial #F1 Multi-View Experience — zium.app

Nice one 🙌