I wear many different hats
A software developer, manager, self published author, road safety campaigner, mentor, soloprenour, scout leader, father, husband, and more...

Causing large ripples since 1984
Don't take our word for it. Here's what they have to say about SIELAY.
Although the Daily Mail is adamantly against cycle lanes, many of its younger staff cycle to work and will be in greater danger now the #KensingtonHighStreet cycle lane is being torn out. I think these words from @sielay are very courageous and ring true
Вялікі дзякуй вам! 🤍❤️🤍
Fantastic bit of citizen evidence gathering here. Commenting on what the driver is doing on the phone, commenting on the danger she poses, and the pedestrian crossing. STATIONARY PHONE DRIVERS ARE STILL DANGEROUS!
In hiring Łukasz at Enigma, I always anticipated he would be an excellent software developer and was never disappointed but what I really admire having worked with him for over a year was the leadership, team-mindedness, enthusiasm, business focus and management ability he brought with him in addition. He is tremendously talented, productive & transparent and I would recommend him as a developer, employee, colleague and as a person.
Rob McCradle@robmccradle
Enabling the public to report road crime is an essential component in reducing road danger, and I have no doubt it will save life. This book shines a light on this important subject - about Record Retreat Report
DCS Andy Cox@AndyCoxDCSThe person behind the PhoneKills Twitter account built a very clever, and extremely useful site, over at closeepass.app.
I'd recommend it to anyone starting a bootcamp or in their first years in software development - about Should You Become a Software Developer
TIf you’re ever a cyclist, motorist or pedestrian, this is a book to read - about Record Retreat Report
Jak policja poprawia sobie statystyki według zwolenników picia w miejscach publicznych
TA great innovator and someone who has a passion for what he does. Still young and rough around the edges and sometimes needs to be a bit more focused, but he is working on that I will do my best to help him with that. A lot of potential, if channeled in the right way with great ideas on how to make things cutting edge. A valued member of the team.
Niektórzy fejsbukowicze narzekają, że "Bronkiem" gra się łatwiej niż "Jarkiem"
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Projects that left
a mark on the world
Piwo Pod Chmurką
A risky idea that turned into a national movement
Countrywide media coverage

Record Retreat Report
How hundreds of thousands fought road crime

I love the part about Lewis
Dave Sherry
This will be an ideal read for those who are part of the solution... and also those who are part of the problem group as well ....learning to had by all here ...
Mark Hodson
What an amazing book — a revelation. A great read. Fascinating and infuriating by turns!
Jeremy Vine
ClosePass.app
Provide police with a strong case for close-pass prosecution





Should you Become a Software Developer?
A book you should read before you decide to learn to code


Everyone chase the shiny features, when it's the legacy that pays the bills
At work, in my own projects and in volonteering I follow the simple set of rules
Understand the business
Monitor and put safeguards in place
Build new culture and quality in iterations
const stop_learning = "never";
To excel you need to challange yourself for new skills, as I do.
Programming
- JavaScript, TypeScript, PHP, Java, Python, VB.NET, C#, Pascal, ...
- MongoDB, PostgreSQL, Redis, Elasticsearch, OracleDB, MySQL, ...
- AWS, Vercel, GPC, Azure, Netlify, Heroku, ...
- Over 20 years progressional experience