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Fullstack Developer

About

  • 7+ years in development and 4+ years building commercial products.
  • Strong in Go and React/TypeScript, with deep focus on realtime systems, and integrations.
  • Led architecture and delivery on several products, including a P2P NFT marketplace, a prediction market, and a high-load gaming platform with 20+ domain modules.
  • Comfortable owning a feature end-to-end: schema, API, UI, deploy, observability. Equally at home shipping a high-throughput WebSocket orderbook and a polished UI for the same product.
  • Author of asyngo, an open-source Go library for generating AsyncAPI 3.0 specs from code annotations.
  • Open to senior fullstack, backend, and platform-focused opportunities.

Background includes lead-level work across BitGift, Durov Caps, Pick, Asseco, and Accenture.

Featured works

Native MacOS cockpit for daily DevOps operations. Connect using SSH, run Ansible scripts / CI/CD pipelines, manage your databases and more.

Swift Stripe

Generate AsyncAPI 3.1 specifications from Go source code annotations. Like swaggo/swag but for WebSocket and event-driven APIs.

HTTP idempotency middleware for Go: length-prefixed body fingerprinting, true wait-for-in-progress, and pluggable storage.

Contact

  • Email: a_polanski@wolfram.id
  • Languages: English (B2 IELTS) · Russian (Native) · Polish (B1) · Danish (A1)

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  1. asyngo asyngo Public

    Generate AsyncAPI 3.1 specifications from Go source code annotations. Like swaggo/swag but for WebSocket and event-driven APIs.

    Go 9

  2. idemkit idemkit Public

    HTTP idempotency middleware for Go: length-prefixed body fingerprinting, true wait-for-in-progress, and pluggable storage.

    Go 1 1

  3. BDNK1/sflowg BDNK1/sflowg Public

    Go