Attention: I will be active from 2025

👨🏼‍💻 About me

I'm an autodidact Scala programmer. Firstly, I decided to learn programming for a side project while working in a different industry, and Scala was my choice for implementation.

🦄 I'm a person who learned Scala before Java.

Later I became a software developer employee; I had the chance to work with Morgan Stanley on Scala projects. Then I decided to build my business, and as part of that, you're currently reading about what I'm up to with software and sponsorships.

🚀 What I'm working on

I'm currently working Docker 🐳 utility, Scala tools 🔧, and all the needed preparations and research for a bunch of project ideas 💡 I'm about to publish in the coming year or two under my open-source and sponsorware repositories.

📖 What I'm learning about

📚 I'm currently reading about Domain Drive Design (DDD) as it is an important topic of Season 2 of my podcast. I'm also into learning about anything new regarding microservices architecture, reactive computing, and Functional programming paradigm theory.

👨‍💻👩‍💻 How do I contribute to the community beyond software?

I have a tech podcast in which I target Scala newbies, seniors, and business decision-makers with intriguing educative topics:

• 🎧 Listen to existing podcast episodes
  • Episode One about Scala and the education, paradigm theory, clean code
  • Episode Two about paradigm theory, clean code, and Scala's project-level benefits
  • Episode Three about Scala OOP
  • Episode Four and Episode Five about architectural design

✉ How to get in touch?

• 🎙Ask me about my podcast - ping me if you want to appear in Season 2 Prequel!
• 📫 Reach me via Twitter @kincsescsaba

💻 Sponsorship details

What's included?

• 💾 Access to sponsorware software in a rolling release model: the higher tier you are in, the earlier you access a new version
• 💬 Priority support in most tiers with triaging taking into account what tier you are in; the higher the tier, the higher the priority of an issue is
• 📈 Tiers provide usage limits for the provided software aligned with the target audience of a tier (e.g., individual, freelancer, startup, business/agency)
• 📜 Licensing model aligned with the above points

What's NOT included?

• In general, nothing more is provided than the services listed above. Especially the below listed are not provided and are subject to a different deal:
  • 🚫 Usage limit increases
  • 🚫 License changes
  • 🚫 Custom support outwith the range of addressing bugs, issues, and general implementation suggestions
  • 🚫 Custom education and project management support like joining chats, providing custom workshops

Mind that what's not included can be provided in custom deals or grants.

⌚ When will software appear in your repositories?

In 2025.