Jakub T. Jankiewicz | |
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Nationality | Poland |
Other names | jcubic |
Alma mater | Kielce University of Technology |
Occupation(s) | part of Developer team for Open Clip Art Library and Aiki Framework and RDEST Society |
Known for | Explain difficult problems in simple way |
Website | Jakub Jankiewicz Homepage |
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Jakub Tadeusz Jankiewicz (jcubic) is programmer and photographer from Poland. He creates Open Source libraries mostly in JavaScript. Interested in Computer graphics, RPG, comic books (mostly graphic novels and manga), books (mostly Since-Fiction and Fantasy) and music (mostly different type of metal, GOA/Psytrance and Folk).
His contributions
editNew Articles
edit- Feynman Technique
- Tristan (musician)
- Raynox
- Frailty (band)
- Jon Phillips
- Krauka
- List of films about angels
- Hackers in Wonderland
- Google Behind the Screen
- The Truth According to Wikipedia
- Google The Thinking Factory
- List of computer books
- Hackers: Wizards of the Electronic Age
- Hackers Are People Too
- Object persistence
Contributions
edit- Holga
- Before the Dawn (band)
- Stack trace
- HTML5
- Steve Wozniak
- Joanna Rutkowska
- JavaScript
- Martin Freeland
- Libre Graphics Meeting
- Aiki Framework
- Wicca
- Vampire literature
- Web design
- Fixed-point combinator
- List of films about computers
- Kawa (Scheme implementation) (logo)
- Adrian Lamo
- Hackers Are People Too
- List of computer books
Contests
editMy photographs in photo contests
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Jewish gravestone in Szydłowiec - IV Place in "Upamiętnienie" Polish Wikimedia Contest
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Jaszczurówka in Zakopane during blue hour - 4th place in Polish Wiki Love Monuments and 3rd in international Contest