Self taught developer & designer. Started from watching tutorials on YouTube and now creating native multi platform cloud based apps.
- 2019
My first project, a game made with Unity. Clean 2D graphics with hyper casual gameplay.
Featuring simple tap mechanics, in-game shop and procedural map generation.
- 2019
In collab with the Union of Greek Chemists created this quiz type game.
A set of questions you need to answer in a limited time to win rewards, made with Unity.
- 2025
Kyma Radios: Your Global Music Passport.
Kyma Radios is more than just an app; it's your passport to a world of music. With a vast library of radio stations from around the globe, you'll never run out of new tunes to discover. Whether you're a fan of classic rock, hip-hop, jazz, or electronic music, Kyma Radios has something for everyone.
- 2021 | 2024
First contact with colleagues where there is a problem, question or search for guidance.
Responsible for analyzing, troubleshooting and evaluating technology issues. Giving instructions to customers on how to use business-specific program.
In communication with external partners to solve problems with Viva, Vodafone, CardLink, Active, MobileTechnologies etc.
- 2024 | Present
Full stack developer for Gloman SA. Creating web & mobile applications for in house use and clients.
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First contact with coding.
While we were doing some super basic stuff with HTML, i was already googling how to create a nav bar.
Learned HTML, CSS and Python.
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At this point i was already pretty advanced since i was already creating apps on my own.
We pretty much learned everything: C, C++, C#, Python, Web, SQL, Android Studio (Java), OpenGL, Blender, Photoshop and more.
Final Projects TBA
Building native apps means SPEED. The code is compiled into binary and run by the OS directly. Meaning the best performance for the client, by developing native apps, we achieve better compatibility with the device it's intended for and access to its components.
Using Firebase to achieve real-time synchronization between devices, offline support, and persistent data is awesome. Having data in the cloud means better support, faster problem solving, and access everywhere. The device stores the data locally until it goes online, with zero data loss if it's a bad day.
Always improve and get inspired by the best. Knowing what works and what doesn't for users will give you an advantage. By applying simple UX rules, we can achieve something that looks good and works well. A simple color palette and shape will be enough for most apps. A little blur here and there, some illustrations, and Voilà.
This design is inpsired by shadcn, i tried to recreate it without a framework.