Piotr Pańko is a Full Stack Developer with a decade of professional experience specializing in Ruby on Rails, ecommerce and SaaS platforms. He has shipped production-facing features and UI improvements for the Spree open-source ecommerce ecosystem—fixing Stripe and Apple Pay integrations and adding authentication and API endpoints—while also leading QA efforts earlier in his career. Comfortable across front-end, back-end and DevOps tooling (JavaScript, SQL, Docker), Piotr combines a tester’s attention to detail with a developer’s drive to turn ideas into reliable products. Based in Warsaw, he currently contributes to travel-focused product work and balances hands-on coding with administrative responsibilities. Colleagues describe him as eager to learn and share knowledge, bringing practical improvements that reduce friction for end users.
Huge collection of payment gateways for @spree. Stripe, Braintree, Apple Pay, Authorize.net and many others!
Role in this project:
Full-stack Developer
Contributions:1 review, 7 commits, 7 PRs in 1 year 8 months
Contributions summary:Piotr primarily worked on front-end and UI improvements related to the Stripe payment gateway within the Spree e-commerce platform. Their contributions included fixing Stripe integration issues, specifically addressing problems with incorrect CVV/CC inputs and Apple Pay display logic. They also focused on applying Spree 4.1 style guidelines to Stripe elements and integrating Apple Pay functionality. Additionally, the user made changes to support Braintree gateway functionality and refactored code to SpreeGateway namespace.
An open source eCommerce platform giving you full control and customizability. Modular and API-first. Multi-vendor, multi-tenant, multi-store, multi-currency, multi-language. Built using Ruby on Rails. Developed by @vendo-dev
Role in this project:
Full-stack Developer
Contributions:6 reviews, 177 commits, 123 PRs in 2 years 2 months
Contributions summary:Piotr primarily contributed to the frontend of the Spree e-commerce platform, introducing features such as product finders and related specifications. Their work included modifications to controllers, finders, and the addition of specs, suggesting a focus on the product display and search functionalities. Further contributions included changes in base helpers, adjustments to meta-data tags, and updates to the logo and image methods, demonstrating modifications to the overall layout and visual presentation.
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