Inda-Labs consists of various teams behind market-leader Hungarian news portal index.hu and market-leader "Tube-site" indavideo.hu.

My tasks include both optimizations of existing code and feature development, mainly on backend, though some tasks involve frontend work too.

Starskymatic is a startup with multiple Facebook apps/games and the goal to be the No. 1 Facebook developer team in Hungary. The projects are PHP-based applications with Flash front-ends: my tasks include both backend development in PHP and creating various tools like consistency-checking daemons or server monitoring solutions.

After finishing an earlier project (including lots of bug fixing and filling in missing pieces of documentation) of the company to go live with a SocialEngine (PHP social network engine) based site, we spent 2 months learning Ruby on Rails.

Ninimo was an attempt to leverage Facebook users, providing simple and funny applications with minimal usability and lots of in-app purchases. Behaviour-driven development was not just a buzzword here, as we never pushed anything live, until code coverage of the tests were at least 85%. This project was my first to work with commercial grade PaaS providers and CDNs like Heroku or Amazon S3.

Thematic video-sharing and social network site
1M unique hits daily, 200k member base and growing

This job in the adult content industry meant my first leap in the world of cluster/cloud based development and hosting. The client's clusters were located world-wide, built up from Apache-PHP, MySQL replication, CDN and memcached nodes.

My roles in this project were multi-aspect. While mainly developing site and site admin features like video- and user content tagging, integrating 3rd party data sources and online-payment solutions, I also took time to develop CLI Linux tools to ensure adhering to internal coding standards and Windows apps to provide easier mass uploading funcionality to the content management team.

An attempt to create another social network site. My earlier expertise in Kohana provided useful while fixing up the then buggy integration of Smarty in Kohana. Also developed various social networking modules.

iGlue is a "true" web-two-dot-o startup, trying to re-index and re-invent the world of searching and information-mining. Base project's goal was to annotate the whole web on-demand, using the iGlue semantic database, approximating if the string, e.g. "Kennedy" means an airport or a president in a given context.

My work concentrated on front-end development using Ext.js and 3rd party sites like Google Maps and YouTube, later moving on the Javascript part to an ActionScript/Flash - HTML hybrid solution to overcome limitations at that time of both technologies. Also I built tools to run free-text interpreters on raw sources collected from Wikipedia on our cluster.

CRM and generic call center controller solution developed on request of a major telecommunications company. Some 80 operators had their workstations in each installation (3 up and running at the end of 2007), working through browser-based interfaces, having calls sorted out with server-controlled PBXes - this was my very first commercial-grade software, and as such it performed well enough. Whole software designed, developed and upgraded later by me, except some 3rd party PBX drivers.