# Danylo Syloats > Java and JavaScript full-stack developer based in Warsaw, Poland, open to junior-to-mid-level roles. Builds React, Spring Boot, Node.js and PostgreSQL applications. - Portfolio: https://danylodev.com/ (Polish: https://danylodev.com/pl) - Email: danylo.syloats@gmail.com - GitHub: https://github.com/danik3422 - LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/danylo-syloats/ - Telegram: https://t.me/enuxe ## Skills Java, Spring Boot, JavaScript, TypeScript, React, Next.js, Node.js, Express, REST APIs, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, Docker, Git, Linux, Redux, Tailwind CSS, testing, CI/CD ## Projects - [KanbanHub](https://kanbanhub.app/): A team workspace with Trello-style boards, time tracking and live updates, so everyone sees who is doing what and how long it takes. Source: https://github.com/danik3422/kanban-flow Case study: https://danylodev.com/projects/kanbanhub - [ContactDock](https://t.me/ContactDockBot): A Telegram bot, Mini App and serverless API that deliver any website contact form straight to Telegram, with no backend on the site. Source: https://github.com/danik3422/contact-telegram Case study: https://danylodev.com/projects/contactdock ## Education - Bachelor's degree, Information Technology, Vistula University (Oct 2018 - May 2022) - Master's degree, E-Commerce Management, Vistula University (Oct 2022 - May 2025) - Bachelor's degree, Logistics, Materials, and Supply Chain Management, Vistula University (Oct 2025 - Present) ## Languages - Polish (B2) - English (B2) ## Blog - [Designing interfaces that feel clear, not crowded](https://danylodev.com/blog/clear-not-crowded-interfaces): Notes on hierarchy, spacing, and the small decisions that make a product easier to use. - [What I learned building with React and Node.js](https://danylodev.com/blog/building-with-react-and-node): Practical lessons from turning an idea into a maintainable full-stack application. - [A calmer workflow for shipping better work](https://danylodev.com/blog/calmer-workflow-better-work): How I approach discovery, iteration, and the final polish on a new project.