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Unlock the transformative potential of data & AI in healthcare with Exadel's guide, “DATA: The Lifeblood of Modern Healthcare” 🩺 👉 Swipe to learn how leading healthcare companies combine data and AI to revolutionize patient care. 💾 Download the full guide here: https://lnkd.in/dENT8KFt

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Transform your business with Ukrainian Software development! 🇺🇦 Ready to build your dream application? We specialize in creating MVPs that bring your vision to life. Plus, we’re offering a free consultation to discuss how software development can elevate your business. Let’s create something amazing together! 🚀 #UkrainianStartup #SoftwareDevelopment #MVP #FreeConsultation #Innovate #TechStartup #BusinessBoost

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🔍 Interested in maximizing your team’s productivity? Kharkiv IT Cluster, in collaboration with HURMA System, knows how to achieve this. Time management is a set of techniques for planning and optimizing your time. It helps you reach peak personal efficiency. But how can you apply time management tools on a team level? 👀 Useful time management tips for HR managers can be found in the link in the comments.

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🧐 How to strengthen your brand using LinkedIn? Kharkiv IT Cluster, together with Intellias experts, knows the answer. The LinkedIn Ambassadors Program is a new tool for enhancing your brand. With its help, you'll find the key to your clients' hearts. 👀 Learn about ambassadors and their impact on business processes via the link in the comments. Join Kharkiv IT Cluster — transform your business environment!

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Soon, on May 8th, we're gathering at WarsawJS Meetup #114, which will take place at the Packhelp headquarters. We've prepared a truly exceptional agenda for you with three incredibly interesting lectures! 🚀 👨‍🏫 Tomasz Ducin — Back in the game: Recent Revolutionary Changes in Angular 👨‍🏫 📝 Description: Angular has been perceived as a rather complex framework by some, yet it's used massively by enterprise-scale systems. Whether we agree with the criticism or not, the framework is undergoing a monumental transformation. In recent months, Angular is experiencing a period of frequent and significant updates and - at least considering previous years of stagnation - groundbreaking changes. These include not only the features, public API and architecture, but also to the mental models that developers come up with. 👨‍🏫 Michał Trojanowski — Securing Single Page Applications Using The Token Handler Pattern 👨‍🏫 📝 Description: Single Page Applications appear simple at first sight. Web developers provide a superb user experience, and it is also relatively easy to implement token-based security in the browser. Yet this is against current best practices for browser-based apps, and security concerns can become a blocking issue. It is instead recommended to implement a Backend for Frontend (BFF), to reduce browser threats. Yet this often results in the adoption of website technologies to issue secure cookies, which can work against other web architecture goals. In this talk, I will show how a separation of web and API concerns can give you the best choices. In the talk, I will present the Token Handler pattern — Curity's variation of the Backend For Frontend approach. I will show the open-source projects we created to facilitate the implementation of the pattern. 👨‍🏫 Tobiasz Ciesielski — TailwindCSS - Why you should have it in your project? 👨‍🏫 📝 Description: Tailwind has become the most popular styling framework. More than 8 million downloads per week via npm. Why has it become so popular? What are its advantages and disadvantages? Why did we decide to migrate to tailwind in Prowly? What are the good and bad practices of using the framework? I will answer all these questions. These lectures are not only a great opportunity to gain new knowledge but also to meet other technology enthusiasts! Don't miss out on this event! 😉 Tickets are already available, so don't wait and reserve your spot now! 👇 🔖 Tickets: https://lnkd.in/dhXVXwpf See you at WarsawJS Meetup #114! 💫 #WarsawJS #Meetup #Programming #JavaScript

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Hello everybody❄️ I participated in Codeforces Round 957 (Div. 3), and was able to solve A, B, C, D, F, G (exhausted all my time in solving G therefore E left unsolved). Got a global rank of 511. My target audience for this post are the people who think that CP/DSA is not for them and are unable to solve algorithmic problems. Remember I am the same guy who was unable to solve even 3 problems in a Div. 3 round 1 year ago. Now if I can do it then anybody can. Keep in mind - "The two most powerful warriors are patience and time." #competitive #programming #codeforces

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🌟 The Full Agenda for WarsawJS Meetup #115 is Now Available! 🌟 We are thrilled to announce the complete agenda for the upcoming WarsawJS Meetup #115! Get ready for inspiring talks and outstanding speakers who will share their knowledge and experience. This event is a perfect opportunity to broaden your horizons in the world of JavaScript and TypeScript. Here’s what awaits you: ► Michał Miszczyszyn — The Power of Property-Based Testing in TypeScript / Strengthening Code Quality and Reliability Talk Description: Property-based testing is a technique for ensuring application correctness by generating tests based on a set of properties. In this presentation, we'll delve into the world of property-based testing in TypeScript. We'll explore how it enhances code quality and reliability, discuss the principles behind property-based testing, and showcase real-world examples of how it can uncover bugs and edge cases that traditional testing may miss. ► Szymon Mentel — Multi-tenant apps with single-tenant SQLite databases in global Tigris buckets Talk Description: Multi-tenancy is tough. Sharing resources fairly and effectively as well as ensuring secure code execution are just some of the challenges faced when dealing with the problem. But what if we approach it with single-tenant, isolated VMs mutating single-tenant database instances? Like, if a tenant’s request hits the system it gets routed to an exclusive tenant VM that uses an exclusive tenant’s database. The talk explores an unconventional architecture of homogenous Node.js servers running on top of single-tenant Fly Machines hosting single-tenant SQLite databases stored in globally replicated Tigris buckets. ► Mieszko Sabo — Type level programming in TypeScript Talk Description: During the presentation, we will look at the type system in TypeScript, approaching it as an independent programming language. I will show how we can use types to express mechanisms known from other languages, such as loops, functions, conditional expressions, etc. Are you curious about how crazy things the type system in TypeScript allows you to do and how you can use its full potential for your everyday work? After my presentation, the possibilities of the type system will become clear to you, and you will learn how you can further expand your knowledge towards programming on types. The upcoming meetup is a unique opportunity to delve into advanced programming techniques, discover modern approaches to application architecture, and unlock the full potential of TypeScript. Don’t miss this chance! 🎟 Tickets are now available! Reserve your spot now: https://lnkd.in/dHhc4pxc 🏢 Venue: Box, ul. Chmielna 69 (22nd floor), Warsaw 📅 Date: 12.06.2024 ⏰ Time: 18:30 Join us at WarsawJS Meetup #115 to explore new horizons in the IT world together and get inspired by the best! We can’t wait to see you there! See you in less than 2 weeks at our Meetup! 🚀 #WarsawJS #Meetup #Programming

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REGIONS WITH LOWER APP DEVELOPMENT COST When considering lower development cost regions for building an app, several areas stand out due to their combination of cost efficiency, skilled workforce, and growing tech ecosystems. Here are some of the best regions: 1. Eastern Europe - Countries: Ukraine, Poland, Romania, Belarus, Bulgaria - Average Hourly Rate: $25 - $50 - Advantages: - Highly skilled developers with strong technical education - Good English proficiency - Overlapping time zones with Western Europe. 2. South Asia - Countries: India, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Pakistan - Average Hourly Rate: $15 - $30 - Advantages: - Large pool of IT professionals - Extensive experience in outsourcing - Cost-effective solutions - Strong English language skills 3. Southeast Asia - Countries: Vietnam, Indonesia, Philippines, Malaysia - Average Hourly Rate: $20 - $40 - Advantages: - Growing tech hubs - Good English proficiency, especially in the Philippines - Competitive rates - Increasing number of skilled developers 4. Latin America - Countries: Brazil, Argentina, Mexico, Colombia, Chile - Average Hourly Rate: $30 - $50 - Advantages: - Proximity to North America (time zone alignment) - Cultural similarities with Western countries - Growing IT industry - Strong pool of talented developers 5. Africa - Countries: Egypt, Kenya, Nigeria, South Africa, Morocco - Average Hourly Rate: $20 - $40 - Advantages: - Emerging tech scene with increasing investment - Multilingual capabilities - Competitive pricing - Growing number of skilled developers 6. Central Asia - Countries: Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan - Average Hourly Rate: $20 - $40 - Advantages: - Developing IT sector - Cost-effective development rates - Increasing focus on tech education Key Considerations When Choosing a Region: 1. Quality of Work: Look for regions with a proven track record in delivering high-quality software development. 2. Communication: Ensure good English proficiency and overlapping working hours for effective collaboration. 3. Cultural Compatibility: Consider regions with similar business practices and cultural understanding to facilitate smoother interactions. 4. Legal and Security: Ensure the region has a stable political environment and adheres to international data protection laws. Conclusion Choosing the right region for outsourcing your app development involves balancing cost with quality and communication. Eastern Europe and South Asia are particularly notable for their cost-effectiveness and skilled workforce, while Southeast Asia and Latin America offer additional benefits such as proximity to major markets and growing tech ecosystems. #STARTUPS #INNOVATION #TECH #IT #OUTSOURCING #FOUNDERS #VC #MVP #STARTUP #STEM

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Meet Piotr Przybyl at JavaDay Lviv 2024 Online Part Here you are: a Java developer with some experience, and everyone around seems to be talking about LLM, NLP, RAG and other AI related stuff. From one end you’re somewhat afraid of this, because JPA is nowhere among these acronyms and they say AI might take your job next month. OTOH you’re also tired, because every news, every social platform is bombarding you with all flavours of AI so much that you’re scared to open your fridge (who knows, AI might be among groceries now?) Wouldn’t it be great to have the buzzwords deciphered, so that you can reason about them without having a PhD in AI or data science first? Certainly! Please join me for this talk, fellow Java developer, to see how technologies you already know (like Elasticsearch), and some maths, can help you tackle all this with no big fear. Free online day (pre-registration):https://lnkd.in/gnM4HiPs

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Vitalik Buterin, co-founder of #Ethereum, predicts that all rollups will be ZK in 10 years. This will involve submitting blocks with final state roots to each slot of L1. Achieving this goal will require significant infrastructure and validator optimization. Read more at @CMNisal t.me/CMNisal

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Fintech = efficiency We regularly collaborate with fintech companies and understand that for them, two factors are important in the selection, development, and delivery of software: speed and relevance of candidates. We share another successful case example of providing senior system analysts and data engineers with experience in Kafka. Specialists were urgently needed to launch a new project for an international fintech company. The project had a limited launch deadline, and there were very few relevant specialists with such a narrow profile. To solve this case, we did not limit ourselves to the Russian market: we expanded the geography of the search in agreement with the client and engaged a sorcerer who specializes in finding candidates from non-traditional sources. We focused on finding specialists from Kazakhstan and quickly confirmed our assumption. Thanks to the application of an agile approach, we promptly interviewed candidates, selecting relevant ones and immediately sending them to the next stages of interviews with the client. Just 3 weeks later, after passing security checks, the specialists started working on the project. We take a comprehensive approach to solving tasks and adapt to each request, delve into the situation, and offer the most effective solution for the client. In this case, we left the option for the client to hire these rare specialists internally after the project launch. This case transparently demonstrates how companies solve non-standard tasks in a short period with the help of just one external contractor - ITSpace.

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🔥 New episode about Tact programming language development is already on the ITBeard channel! While everyone is discussing Durov's interview, I went to sunny Dubai and brought you an episode with a real compiler developer and a key developer of the Tact programming language - Anton Trunov. Anton has been involved in formal code verification and compiler development for a long time, and then joined the TON team to develop the Tact compiler and tooling around it. Today we're talking about: - "Mathematical" testing of programs - Software for mines, blockchain and smart contracts - Parser generators and semantics - TypeScript compilers and their efficiency - FunC, TVM and much more You can watch episode here (just use autogenerated English subtitles if you need them): https://lnkd.in/d79bdKiA

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🔥 Last week I attended the great React Architecture conference of the Russian programmers' community Podlodka Crew. I listened to several great talks and discovered many modern frontend approaches, patterns, and libraries. Also, after the conference, I have much more to read and watch about reactive programming, server components, state managers, and so on. That's because some of the talks have broadened my horizons in the frontend, and I was sitting, listening to them, and writing what I wanted to research more on my private Trello board. If you're a Russian speaker, I can advise you to attend Podlodka Crew's events because it seems like a very professional and creative community: podlodka.io 👀 Also, you can listen to one of the conference's talks: https://lnkd.in/dVpyZVZu There Valerii Smirnov talked about state managers and why you as a frontend programmer probably don't need one of them for most of your tasks.

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 🚀 Exciting News! 🚀 Import.io has updated our user guide to match the release of our new builder!   🎉 Check it out to make the most of all the new features. https://lnkd.in/ex5v5rmM #dataextraction #newrelease #webdata #webscraping docs.import.io Home | Import.io # Welcome!

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Baltic company secures EC funding for small-language AI technology #TechFunding 🤝 Download 1 Million Logo Prompt Generator 🔜 https://wapia.in/1mlogo 🤝 Follow us on Whatsapp 🔜 https://wapia.in/wabeta _ ❇️ Summary: A Baltic firm has secured funding from the European Commission for their small-language artificial intelligence technology. The technology aims to support languages that are less commonly spoken and may not have as many resources dedicated to their development. This funding will allow the firm to further develop their AI technology and potentially make it more accessible for a wider range of languages. Hashtags: #chatGPT #BalticTech #SmallLanguageAI

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It’s easy to find differences between countries and cultures, but at Zoolatech, we’re more interested in similarities - because it’s the similarities that help us build great teams at scale. Ukraine and Turkey, for example, have obvious cultural differences, but they are similar in the metrics that we care about technology proficiency, cost efficiency, labor laws, and regulation. In fact, we include Poland and Mexico - 2 countries that are different from each other and from Ukraine and Turkey, too - in this cluster as well. That’s because all 4 are similar in their outsourcing character, and that’s what makes them attractive regions to us. By focusing on the similarities between countries, we can recruit the best technologists for our outsourcing teams, and we can build a truly scalable enterprise.

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