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Tomáš Wróbel

Web Developer
I create web applications and websites. I can work in any framework or without one, full-stack!
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export class Problem {
	public A: number;
	public B: number;
	public k: -1 | 1;

	public getDescription() {
		let B = this.B.toString();

		if (B[0] === "-") {
			B = `(${B})`;
		}

		return `${this.A} ${this.k === -1 ? "-" : "+"} ${B} = ?`;
	}

	public solve() {
		return this.A + this.B * this.k;
	}

	protected constructor() {
		this.A = Math.floor(Math.random() * 201) - 100;
		this.B = Math.floor(Math.random() * 201) - 100;
		this.k = Math.random() < 0.5 ? 1 : -1;
	}
}

About Me

I'm a young programmer from Czechia who is up for anything. Despite my high intelligence, I'm totally an extrovert and, no matter how knowledgeable, I often make mistakes out of haste. I like to do things my own way, but good advice is always more valuable to me than my stubbornness.

I wrote Hello World in Java when I was 11. At 12, I got a taste for the web. In my free time, I still develop open-source web applications, mostly for my own use.

  • HTML5 + CSS3
  • TypeScript + React
  • Design
  • Flutter + Dart

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I was born in 2006 as an unwanted child, and at the age of two I was secured a high-quality foster family, which became practically my own. Thanks to the support of this family, I attended a class for gifted children, then a grammar school.

I was always the second-best in my class in primary school. But after a classmate showed us Scratch in second grade, I knew I wanted to be an even better programmer. We went our separate ways, and despite going to the same grammar school, I'm the one who ended up focusing on the web.

The 2020 lockdown shook up my social situation, and as a result, I moved into a children's home at the age of 15. Since I took a philosophical liking to the concept of childhood, I started working as a part-time tutor at the company Doučse.

Ultimately, when it became financially impossible to balance my education with the cost of living through part-time work alone, I joined the company Fastest and stepped away from my formal studies.