CoRenter Official Website
Official site for CoRenter, a modern rental platform.
View Project →Available for work · Budapest, Hungary
Building things that matter.
I'm Peter Abraham — developer, coffee enthusiast, and perpetual tinkerer. I build web apps..
// 01 — portfolio
Selected Work
Primogeniti International
Corporate website for an international business.
View Project →Massage Reservation Website
Marketing website for a Hungarian mineral water brand.
View Project →Flutter Projects
Collection of Flutter and Dart mobile experiments on GitHub.
View Project →A Racing Game Project
Computer graphics racing game built in C and OpenGL.
View Project →Flow-shop and Simulated Annealing
AI scheduling project using simulated annealing for the flow-shop problem.
View Project →Password Manager Application
Desktop password manager with local storage.
View Project →Dr. Vis Mineral Water
Marketing website for a Hungarian mineral water brand.
View Project →// 02 — stack
Tech Stack
- HTML/CSS
- 90%
- JavaScript
- 82%
- Flutter
- 78%
- Python
- 75%
- Java
- 68%
- C/OpenGL
- 55%
Web
HTML5CSS3JavaScriptNode.jsBootstrapWordPress
Mobile
FlutterDartFirebase
Backend & Data
SQLJavaPythonREST APIs
Tools
GitGitHubFigmaVS Code
// 03 — about
The Human
Peter AbrahamProfile image fallback
Peter Abraham
I'm a Business Information Technology student based in Hungary. I build everything from full-stack web apps and mobile projects to algorithms and creative experiments.
When I'm not coding, I'm probably making coffee, exploring new tech, or thinking about how to make something better. This site is the latest iteration of that restlessness.
// Optional effects are decorative; core links stay first
10+Projects shipped
5+Years coding
3+Languages spoken
∞Cups of coffee ☕
// 04 — writing
From the Blog
How Conventional Commit Messages Transform Code Evolution
A published note from Peter Abraham.
Read more →How to Install Commitlint & Husky [2024]
A published note from Peter Abraham.
Read more →Memoization: Enhancing Algorithmic Efficiency Through Caching
Solving the Problem of Redundant Computations
Read more →