How I built two Model Context Protocol servers for Camunda and OpenAPI that ended up in Dockers official MCP repository.
Hello there!
I'm Leszek Pomianowski, a .NET developer from Poland. I work on distributed systems and build tools that other developers seem to find useful.
What I do
I spend my time working with .NET applications - modernizing legacy systems, building microservices, and figuring out how to make things scale. I work with Docker, RabbitMQ, gRPC, and mess around with newer stuff like .NET 10, Aspire, and Marten. I also build WPF applications and contribute to open-source projects when I can.
Things I've Built
- WPF UI - Modern Windows controls for WPF that somehow ended up in Microsoft PowerToys and official WPF repo
- Radiograph - Hardware monitoring app that's been downloaded quite a bit
- Camunda MCP - Server for connecting AI tools to Camunda workflows, listed in Docker's official MCP hub
If You Want to Chat
I'm interested in collaborating on cool projects, especially anything involving .NET architecture, distributed systems, or developer tools. I work with various teams on technical challenges and enjoy solving interesting problems.
You can find my stuff on GitHub, support my work through GitHub Sponsors, or drop me a line if you want to chat about a project.
Recent posts:
Building Radiograph: A Hardware Monitoring App
How I built Radiograph, a hardware monitoring tool that somehow ended up being installed on 65,000+ computers.
How WPF UI Powers Microsoft PowerToys Run
The story behind WPF UI becoming the foundation for Microsoft PowerToys Run, one of GitHubs most popular developer tools.
WPF UI and Microsoft: An Unexpected Collaboration
How a personal project to modernize WPF applications caught Microsoft attention and led to official collaboration on .NET 9.
Welcome to My Development Journey
An introduction to my world of .NET development, open-source contributions, and building tools that developers love to use.