Technology stack
Technology stack
Core technologies
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Operating systems Linux, FreeBSD, NetBSD, Windows, Android, OS X
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Coding: HTML, CSS, LESS, SASS, PostCSS, BEM
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Front end: JavaScript, TypeScript, jQuery, Vue.js, Node.js, NPM/Yarn, Gulp, Babel, Webpack
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Version control systems: Git
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Programming languages: PHP, C#, SQL and dialects
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Databases: MySQL (MariaDB, Percona), PostgreSQL, MS SQL
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Other: XML/XSLT, Unix Shell Scripts, Regexp.
Customer communications
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APM — project task management system
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Personal contacts by Skype, WhatsApp, Telegram, E-mail — all logged in APM
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Trello
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Task setting and time tracking system with online monitoring of each individual project
Design
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Business process diagram development: BPMN, IDEF0
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Immersion into customer's business processes
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Competitive environment analysis
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Informational architecture of the project
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Interactive prototypes: Axure, Invision
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Google services and applications, coggle.it, draw.io.
Intra-team communications
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Task setting and time tracking system
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Online chat service MatterMost for corporate communications
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Google applications for work distribution and documents coauthoring
Development technologies
Development process:
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Git is used, Git-flow method followed
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secure internal Git repositories
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external repositories: Bitbucket, GitHub
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Git integration with the task setting system
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a system used to control projects loading to several servers
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Docker to emulate project environment on software engineer's work stations
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code-review, code analysis.
PHP with engineering patters applied
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proprietary framework and CMS
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MVC, module-based architecture
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multilingual data, multilingual user interface
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DB versioning, prompt interaction with the DB — we don't use ORM and ActiveRecord
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prompt generation of HTML/XML/JSON — we don't use template enginedata caching; Memcached, Redis, on-disk cache
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automatic intercept of run errors
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custom logging
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mailing control
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integration with Sphinx, morphological search through texts
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payment systems integration
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external services integration
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support of CDN and cloud data storages
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password-free user access
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restoration of deleted user data
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data backup sub-system with external data storage support
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XML Sitemap generation
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schema.org, structured data, snippets and Yandex micro-formats for search engines
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secure hack-proof architecture.
Other frameworks
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WordPress, 1С-Bitrix, Laravel, Lumen, Zend, Slim, F3
Data base — Mysql, PostgreSQL, MS SQL, Redis, MongoDB
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design
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complex queries optimization
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slow query monitoring after project switch to real data
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clusterization
Frontend
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semantic markup, cross-browser compatibility, IE10+
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adaptability, mobile versions, support of high-aspect ratio and high-resolution displays (retina)
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bulma to expedite projects release
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compilation — Gulp
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style sheet preprocessors LESS and SASS, post-processing— PostCSS
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styles and scripts minimization
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use of TypeScript and JavaScript ES6 (ES-2015)
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graphics optimization, use of sprites, SVG and web fonts
Terms of delivery and reliability
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bringing server requests number to the minimum
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lazy loading of page blocks
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use of CDN
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graphics optimization by the engineers
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automated optimization of graphics when loaded by users
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GZIP compression setting, browser caching
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web-servers tweaking for various operating systems
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stress testing; ◦ project and server’s availability and performance metrics tracking in Zabbix
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multi-tier backup
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Git to control server configuration
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Docker for Linux, Jails for FreeBSD for container virtualization of services
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Google Page Insights metrics
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project monitoring with Yandex.Webmasster, Google Webmaster tools
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webfarm development, load balancing, automatic deployment of server instances
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hosting platforms: Rackspace, Digital Ocean, Amazon, 1Gb, Hostkey, .masterhost, nic.ru, Netpoint. Rackspace, Digital Ocean, Amazon, 1Gb, Hostkey, Мастерхост, nic.ru, Netpoint