Portfolio

Designed and developed a personal portfolio site using React and Tailwind CSS to showcase projects and stay current with modern frontend technologies. The site serves as a sandbox for prototyping new ideas, with a strong emphasis on clean UI, intuitive UX, and accessibility best practices.

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I built this to demonstrate senior level React skills: state management, real-time data, API integration, performance optimization, and practical AI augmentation – all production grade.

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The application generates cool-sounding names, such as "newstay", "lightstream", "mainbrake", or "graypine". The user can ask for the next name, favorite the current one, and review the list of favorites names on a separate page. The app is responsive to different screen sizes. - Filip Hracek

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As a Senior Software Engineer at RVshare, I contributed to the development and maintenance of the company's React and NextJS codebase. This involved implementing new features, optimizing performance, and ensuring a seamless user experience for our customers. I collaborated with cross-functional teams to deliver high-quality solutions that supported the growth and success of RVshare's online platform.

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As a Software Engineer at Signet Jewelers, I contributed to the development and maintenance of the company's iOS application for in-store sales. This involved implementing new features, optimizing performance, and ensuring a seamless user experience for our sales team. I collaborated with cross-functional teams to deliver high-quality solutions.

Followed Dave Gray's “Next.js Full Stack Project” tutorial to build a full-stack application using Next.js 15, React 19, and Drizzle ORM. This project served as a hands-on introduction to Drizzle and modern Next.js features. Includes a live demo and full tutorial series available on YouTube for deeper insight into the development process.

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2019 - A job interview asked for a vanilla JS version of whack-a-mole. I had so much fun writing it that I wanted to do it in React too. This is older code, but it should still run. No extra frameworks or libraries aside from React and Redux.

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2019 - This is the original version of my React-a-Mole. No extra frameworks or libraries, just HTML, CSS, and JS. The point was to build it completely in vanilla JS for a job interview. As such, the code is very verbose.

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2023 - A friend was a drummer in a local band and also a fellow developer. He asked me to help him with a started app that could play their demos. This is built with Electron and React.

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2023 - Concept application of a popular Android game re-imagined in React. I did not add graphics or complete this project. It was just a fun distraction.

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2019 - An Android application that allows a Masonic Lodge to scan memebership card barcodes for authentication against the Grand Lodge of Ohio membership database. Built with Electron and React.

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2019 - I was learning about React Native. This is a demo for push notifications.

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2019 - I was learning about React Native. This is a demo weather app. It uses fetch to get external data and permissions to get location from the phone.

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2017 - Fun publishing site demo to try out Mongo and Falcor.

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2017 - I built an auction site at work in ColdFusion. I decided to try to refactor into JS. This was my first time using Grunt I believe.

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2002 - Company website with authentication and CMS pages. It was our first site and grew over time. It had PayPal integration, RSS feeds and used Flash for a few animations. Under the Glick Productions umbrella I built over 50 sites for different clients.