Vladyslav Tarasenko
Vladyslav Tarasenko
Founder and Engineer

Vlad has experience of successfully managed all stages of the development process from idea to product launch. He is a good problem solver who knows how to find a balance between the quality of the product and development speed. He can grasp the essence of the project at hand.

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Jul 2022
Jul 19, 2022

CI/CD to release high-quality products at speed

Nowadays many companies about to use or already using Continuous Integration (CI) and Continuous Delivery (CD) to release high-quality products at speed. Stability and reliability of the platform is a foundation for any technical product or service. The CI/CD pipeline approach provide you more control over what should and what should not be deployed.

CI/CD to release high-quality products at speed
14
Jul 2020
Jul 14, 2020

Hiring software development talent challenge

It seems that an ideal interview does not exist. Firstly, such standard prefixes as "junior-middle-senior-lead" are not universal, as each company has its own ratings and metrics and there is too much variety of necessary skills. Moreover, recruitment metrics also change with the growth of the company.

Hiring software development talent challenge
10
Jul 2020
Jul 10, 2020

Why Flutter's mobile app is a good idea for business in 2020

In times of crisis, companies seek to reduce costs, accelerate market entry and increase online presence through applications. Flutter is recommended as one of the speediest mobile solutions. This emerging technology could improve your mobile app development process as well as reduce costs.

Why Flutter's mobile app is a good idea for business in 2020
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Jun 2020
Jun 02, 2020

Advanced Online Payment Security: Threats and Maintenance

In this article, we are going to discuss the most common and ruthless Advanced Online Payment Security threats and how to fight them or at least maintain an environment that is less likely to be exploited.

Advanced Online Payment Security: Threats and Maintenance
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May 2020
May 15, 2020

Handle million requests per second during rush hours

For end-user, it doesn't matter how powerful your server if user needs to wait for couple seconds the see content on the main page. We are talking about latency of the whole platform in general and you need to keep in mind that a system is only as fast as the slowest component.

Handle million requests per second during rush hours
14
May 2020
May 14, 2020

Using GoLang and MQTT

Surprisingly, on GoLang we don't have a lot of different solutions around MQTT protocol. My goal is to build a reliable solution based on paho client and highlight different cases. While trying different approaches I finally come out with a scalable and robust solution.

Using GoLang and MQTT
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Apr 2020
Apr 28, 2020

Recommended security practices

Choosing simple and fast solutions over security is not our way. We have worked with many projects that required a high level of security. Over the years we’ve learned to find a balance between the project budget, high-security standards, and better experience for the end-user. In Webdevelop Pro we strive to incorporate security into every product that we create.

Recommended security practices
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Nov 2019
Nov 22, 2019

Evolution of the traditional outsource companies?

Rules outsourcing companies create force them to build a solution that will tie the client to one specific company and which will work barely enough to fit client requirements. Costs for finding a new client are too high, and the expense of building an en

Evolution of the traditional outsource companies?
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Nov 2019
Nov 18, 2019

Step by step guide for creating WebSocket client in Golang using mutex and channel

In this guide to using WebSockets in Golang I would like to concentrate on the following: the application should work whether WebSocket server is online or not. The server can be offline for a number of reasons: poor connection, server issues, etc, but a

Step by step guide for creating WebSocket client in Golang using mutex and channel
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Apr 2019
Apr 23, 2019

Dapp Architecture At Real Project

Blockchain brings us new business opportunities, can help to reduce operating costs and to avoid some regulation limitations. But at the same moment, it puts a lot of tech complexity.

Dapp Architecture At Real Project
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May 2018
May 20, 2018

How to set up Ethereum private network

It seems like the internet has tons of articles on how to set up your own Ethereum private network, but to do this, I walked through several problems and decided to write down the full article which includes problems I faced and solutions.

How to set up Ethereum private network
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Mar 2018
Mar 26, 2018

Basic comparison between Python async and sync function

Async operation will really speed up your code for blocking I/O operations or networks requests. But it requires to work carefully with "event loop" and code might get complicated.

Basic comparison between Python async and sync function
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Feb 2018
Feb 27, 2018

Vue.js and TypeScript Problems Collection

I believe that TypeScript will give you a lot of advantages and if you will invest some time in learning, it will definitely give you outcomes in future. So I decided to migrate small Vue.js 2 application on TypeScript. At first, I wasn't prepared to fac

Vue.js and TypeScript Problems Collection
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Feb 2018
Feb 13, 2018

Unit Tests in Golang Way

I’ve been working more than 7 years with Python. The way I tested applications with Python was really different from Golang. At first, Golang might shock you, but you just need to understand the ideas behind “Go”.

Unit Tests in Golang Way
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Dec 2017
Dec 13, 2017

Django vs. Aiohttp Performance Test

Today I would like to take a trendy Python framework Django and compare it with a brand new framework aiohttp. I'm a Django fan and believe that Django is a really good framework, and I recommend to use it.

Django vs. Aiohttp Performance Test