Ukrainian mobile developer with 10+ years of experience. Coffee addict. Co-founder of https://xitter.cf/t.co/MjsbjNoMvw. Part of https://xitter.cf/t.co/aWAJpQhKkS. Stories about Software outsoursing

Joined May 2011
The first publication about us!
In our Founder Spotlight series, we highlight some of the folks using Capbase to start and run their companies. ⭐🇺🇦 Now up is @lookslikeregis talking about payroll and HR benefits tools built by Ukrainians, for Ukrainians at Cleverfleet.io 🇺🇦⭐ capbase.com/capbase-founder-…
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Tonya Yemelyanova ⚒️✏️ retweeted
This thread should help Ukrainians find remote/relocation jobs in Europe. We gathered this list from 7 conferences we participated in during 2023. Please retweet if you have any friends, relatives, or colleagues from Ukraine. A thread: 1/13
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Looks like chat GPT is a new crush now. I wonder how many relationships are going to burn because of it.
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Why product development with a good team is expensive? Because usually, a good team spends a lot of time applying the experience to think about client ideas and the best way to bring them to life or abandon them if the idea is not reasonable.
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I literally spent more than 2 hours of time crafting an email to my client describing all the pros and cons of a new feature request. I had to go through all my dev and product experience to be clear and share the best examples.
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Tonya Yemelyanova ⚒️✏️ retweeted
Overall, our goals are mutually beneficial: we aim to provide better service for US companies, create more work opportunities for Ukrainians, and help accelerate the recovery of the Ukrainian economy. See you in 2023. Slava Ukraini!
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'Wonderful' selling strategy from @Atlassian: 1.Automatically switch a user from a free to a paid plan 2.Send an email "We need your billing details" and put an invoice on how much I'd be changed. Result - I'm disappointed about why should I pay and ready to leave the platform
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One of the biggest issues QA engineers from offshore teams is not checking the system in the client's (target audience's) timezones. So many silly mistakes are not caught.
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My today's take is about buying cycles and how they work. Never expected something like this to exist.
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Just a short story about my path to CleverFleet.
She became interested in programming at the age of 13, and got her first job in a leading IT company. Co-founder of the platform @emy_ty Tonya Yemelyanova knows how to surprise! Even while studying at school, she had no equal at math Olympiads, which made the guys nervous.
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Believe it or not, in the years 1950-1951, the A. C. Gilbert Company distributed the Gilbert U-238 Atomic Energy Lab, a toy kit allowing kids to make nuclear reactions at home using actual radioactive material. It was taken off the shelves in 1951 [more: bit.ly/2BTzsZW]
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Wonderful thread about different Arabic coffees and coffee history.
Drinking coffee as a beverage is said to have originated in Yemen in the 15th century in Sufi Shrines. It was there that coffee berries were first roasted & brewed in a way similar to how the drink is prepared today For #InternationalCoffeeDay a thread on coffee & Muslim culture
When I work as a part of an agency my superpower is to brainstorm with clients on their ideas. It's good to know this but what can I do with this knowledge?
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"If you’re just starting to write, don’t be afraid to write about topics that aren’t completely aligned with your professional goals." - this quote is the only thing that helps me not to give up on writing.
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So, my first post for #GreatFoundersWrite is ready to publish. It took me hours to make it structured and have some sense. I do feel like it could be better, but still happy I was able to finish and negotiate with myself to publish today.
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It took me hours as I go over the draft 6 times. Did a check with Grammarly, then went over with Hemingway. Cut 1000 words. I can cut at least several hundred more, but I'll leave the perfection and length polishing for the next draft.
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A lot of mobile app founders are making the same mistake. They design the app for the platform they use. Then develop it for all the platforms with 100% same UI, refusing to use the native elements. This is how you see unnatural androidish apps on ios and vice versa.
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My today's playlist for work is a soundtrack from Cyberpunk Edgerunners. There are plenty of tracks to get enough energy for my tasks on a cloudy day.
It seems that I have an obsession with analytics. A lot of things make me think about metrics that are showing them changing over time depending on the different factors. Crazy.
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