Building offline-first web and mobile apps using event-sourcing
An interactive practical guide to building local-first and real-time applications using event-sourcing.
Software consultant and hobbyist musician. I have experience working with companies in Education, B2B SaaS and Banking.
I organize meetups and conferences. I was involved in MoscowJS, Kaizen Berlin and Frontend Union Conf.
Making software at work usable.
With Matterway we developed a technology that allows customers to build ergonomic applications on top of their existing systems of record. Fast.
I joined the company early on and helped define and implement the product. By the time I left, Matterway had raised two rounds of funding and 30% of DAX companies were our customers or doing pilots with us.
Mindojo is an adaptive e-learning platform.
The early version of the product is a GMAT preparation app published by The Economist journal.
I joined the company as a full-stack developer and worked on the Artificial Intelligence learning platform.
An interactive practical guide to building local-first and real-time applications using event-sourcing.
Building graphical user interfaces is hard. One of the reasons is poor API design. Specifically poor balance of control vs effort over the set of use cases.
Increasingly meetups are dependent on platforms like Meetup.com and Facebook. Is it the best option? Let’s imagine an open-source version of meetup software.
Theory of Constraints, Critical Chain Project management, Thinking Processes
Algorithm of inventive problems solving
Test-Driven-Development and Extreme Programming
Programming languages and API design
Living Structure and Fit