Talks
Krzyżówki hetmańskie - wprowadzenie i przykłady | PL
Delivered live at a PowerPoint-party-type event, then recorded at home.
January 2025
Introduction to cryptic crosswords in Polish for a mixed audience.
Transforming Dead End Empty States into Scenic Detours | EN
Co-delivered during GitLab UX Showcase.
September 2024
Best practices for creating useful and helpful empty states for software.
How to use the GitLab API with Insomnia | EN
GitLab UX showcase
September 2022
A two-part tutorial for using APIs and the GitLab API specifically.
Plain Language in UX Writing | EN
GitLab UX showcase
December 2021
A brief overview of how to apply plain language guidelines in writing for user interfaces. The examples are quite GitLab-specific.
Tech Writer pracuje zdalnie, czyli jak to się robi w GitLabie | PL
Tech Writer Koduje podcast
July 2020
I joined the Tech Writer koduje podcast to speak about about how we work at GitLab and shared tips on making remote work work for you.
Jak czytać i pisać dokumentację oprogramowania | PL
PyLight Warsaw #18
January 2020
An introduction to the world of software documentation - tools, approaches, and best practices for clear writing. This was so much fun!
Git - wprowadzenie | PL
PyLight Warsaw #11, with Kasia Siedlarek
February 2019
An introduction to Git for beginners to programming.
Write the Lyrics - Fork of the Repo | EN
Lightning talk(?) at Write the Docs Prague 2018
September 2018
A Michael Jackson a'capella cover about contributing to open-source. I don't know how it happened, but I had a lot of fun with these folks.
How crosswords can bring departments together | EN
Lightning talk at Write the Docs Prague 2018
September 2018
A short tale on why solving crosswords together can be fun, especially if you're a word person.
Niech to dundry świsną! Programistyczne rozmówki angielsko-polskie | PL
PyLight Warsaw #4
February 2017
A guide through the mistakes Polish-speakers make when speaking about technology. Possibly entertaining not only to Polish-speakers, because I make a lot of funny noises to illustrate my point.