We are a small group of three seasoned specialists with impressive list of tools and technologies under our tool-belts.
The list of current technologies that worth the buzz around them that we didn’t work with, evaluated, looked at or otherwise have opinion on is diminishing. It’s a good thing that new technologies emerge at steady speed, otherwise we would become bored, and we don’t want that to happen. Lately we specialize in Ruby on Rails applications with all the frameworks and solutions that grown around it.
Our latest project is bitwine.com, a solution for knowledgeable in wide variety of themes to advise to those seeking information over the skype, jajah or online chat, and get payed instantly for the advise through PayPal. Check it out to get an idea of our level of competence.
So, enough with bragging, allow me to introduce ourselves.
First goes Vitaly Kushner, our ruby, rails, unix, deployment, scalability and database optimization guru:
I’ve done it all at one time or another. Programming professionally since 1992. Current area of expertise is ‘all things internet’ with latest focus on Ruby on Rails, Linux, deployment/operations and scaling.
Worked with Asm (x86/Arm/MIPS), Pascal, Java, C++, C, Python, Ruby. Learned others (PHP, Perl, Lisp, Erlang, Haskell) as a hobby and for consulting. Experience in security, networks, Linux (from kernel drivers to administration), databases (MySQL, PostrgreSQL and Oracle), embedded/real time systems (Linux and Windriver), web standards, REST, SEO.
Check out my LinkedIn profile.
Bring it on, it is a very good chance I can help you with whatever you are doing right now.
Next is Boris Nadion, specializing in ruby, rails, javascript of all flavors, legacy coding habits (C++ and likes) and Photoshop mastering:
Programming professionally since 1992. I came from storage technologies, file systems, and reverse engineering and used Win32 API for work and for fun. When it became boring I found Ruby as the coolest programming language I ever used. 3 years in web development: Ruby on Rails, AJAX, Action Script, Adobe AIR (Apollo), pure Javascript, MySQL, SQLite. 15 years in C/C++ development: Win32 API, MFC, .NET, Windows internals, TCP/IP networking, file systems.
Check out my LinkedIn profile.
And last is Michael Mazyar bringing ruby, rails, testing frameworks, usability, and overall user experience into the equation:
With first paycheck for software development job back then in 1989, i’ve grown with the industry.
At one time or another i’ve done real time programming, telephony applications, speech recognition and text-to-speech, windows drivers development, real time 3D modeling software and numerous others and used C/C++, .NET/C# (all versions), Ruby, Rails, Javascript, Win32 API, MFC, ATL, WTL, COM/DCOM, ISAPI, VoiceXML, TAPI. That’s from top of my head.
I’ve got interested in usability at some point and designed and developed user interfaces for large scale windows applications.
Well, before couple of years i’ve got myself a mac and got interested in internet development (looks like these things go together nowdays). From then, i design and develop web applications for a living and all my accumulated knowledge in usability, application design and development come together.
And i like it.
Check out my LinkedIn profile.
The list of current technologies that worth the buzz around them that we didn’t work with, evaluated, looked at or otherwise have opinion on is diminishing. It’s a good thing that new technologies emerge at steady speed, otherwise we would become bored, and we don’t want that to happen. Lately we specialize in Ruby on Rails applications with all the frameworks and solutions that grown around it.
Our latest project is bitwine.com, a solution for knowledgeable in wide variety of themes to advise to those seeking information over the skype, jajah or online chat, and get payed instantly for the advise through PayPal. Check it out to get an idea of our level of competence.
So, enough with bragging, allow me to introduce ourselves.
Vitaly Kushner
First goes Vitaly Kushner, our ruby, rails, unix, deployment, scalability and database optimization guru:I’ve done it all at one time or another. Programming professionally since 1992. Current area of expertise is ‘all things internet’ with latest focus on Ruby on Rails, Linux, deployment/operations and scaling.
Worked with Asm (x86/Arm/MIPS), Pascal, Java, C++, C, Python, Ruby. Learned others (PHP, Perl, Lisp, Erlang, Haskell) as a hobby and for consulting. Experience in security, networks, Linux (from kernel drivers to administration), databases (MySQL, PostrgreSQL and Oracle), embedded/real time systems (Linux and Windriver), web standards, REST, SEO.
Check out my LinkedIn profile.
Bring it on, it is a very good chance I can help you with whatever you are doing right now.
Boris Nadion
Next is Boris Nadion, specializing in ruby, rails, javascript of all flavors, legacy coding habits (C++ and likes) and Photoshop mastering:Programming professionally since 1992. I came from storage technologies, file systems, and reverse engineering and used Win32 API for work and for fun. When it became boring I found Ruby as the coolest programming language I ever used. 3 years in web development: Ruby on Rails, AJAX, Action Script, Adobe AIR (Apollo), pure Javascript, MySQL, SQLite. 15 years in C/C++ development: Win32 API, MFC, .NET, Windows internals, TCP/IP networking, file systems.
Check out my LinkedIn profile.
Michael Mazyar
And last is Michael Mazyar bringing ruby, rails, testing frameworks, usability, and overall user experience into the equation:With first paycheck for software development job back then in 1989, i’ve grown with the industry.
At one time or another i’ve done real time programming, telephony applications, speech recognition and text-to-speech, windows drivers development, real time 3D modeling software and numerous others and used C/C++, .NET/C# (all versions), Ruby, Rails, Javascript, Win32 API, MFC, ATL, WTL, COM/DCOM, ISAPI, VoiceXML, TAPI. That’s from top of my head.
I’ve got interested in usability at some point and designed and developed user interfaces for large scale windows applications.
Well, before couple of years i’ve got myself a mac and got interested in internet development (looks like these things go together nowdays). From then, i design and develop web applications for a living and all my accumulated knowledge in usability, application design and development come together.
And i like it.
Check out my LinkedIn profile.