Hello World
I'm Martin Pech
I am junior Software Developer and computer enthusiast.
Interested in collaboration?I am junior Software Developer and computer enthusiast.
Interested in collaboration?
Let me introduce you myself. My Name is Martin.
I am 21 years old student of Information Technology located in Brno, Czech republic.
Eversince my youth, I loved modern technology. I made my first steps in software development in 2016. Since then, I have tried many different tools, cooperated with people I greatly respect and created a number of interesting projects.
Once I made my first steps towards software development, I was fascinated with the Internet and things around it. I immediately knew that developing websites and web applications is the right thing for me.
HTML, CSS (SASS), PHP, Javascript
(& Javascript frameworks, such as Electron.js)
Nowadays I am beginning with React.js
Some tools I found myself using
Bootstrap, Jest, JSDoc, Codepen, GitHub, XAMPP
Apart from interest in web development I am also interested in other departments of software development.
C, C++, C#, Python, SQL, BrainF*ck, some very few basics of Java & Lua
What I would like to be better at
.NET (C#), Flutter, Python, Java
I also like to be creative and try new stuff. Recently, for example I created my own game using Unity.
You can test it here.
Linux Terminal, Windows PowerShell & CMD, VHDL, Assembly, Jira, Doxygen
Visit my GitHub profile to find some of my projects.
Few very nice people had something to say about me and my work
It was a pleasure to work with Martin.
Martin did everything I have asked for! It was great experience to work together. Great communication as well.
I had my ideas about the project with Martin, but I was surprised by how professionally and warmly he fulfilled everything beyond our agreement. Thank you very much. Quality realization, decent price. I wish you many new and successful projects.
Martin is a very capable team leader. Thanks to his motivation and enthusiasm, we were able to complete our project on time.
© Martin Pech