The Relevance Of Tech Conferences In A Post Pandemic World
Companies that refuse to sponsor conferences do that at their own peril.
Engineering
Airflow Summit 2023: A Snapshot of the Technical Feast in Toronto
Greetings, fellow tech enthusiasts! Recently, Stanislav and I had the privilege of presenting at the Airflow Summit 2023 in Toronto. The experience was nothing short of exhilarating, and we're excited to share our insights with our community. Here's a recap of our adventure at the summit and the buzzing tech atmosphere that enveloped us.
Codename Tulip: The Making of Async
Thanks to everyone who came to my PyCon CZ talk last Saturday. It was probably the most beautiful venue I've ever given a talk in, kudos to the organization for that.
Why Trust is More than Agility
Whenever I ask somebody working in an agile team how they would describe agile, they always start by naming the ceremonies: planning, retrospective, standup, and whatnot. As a leader who has always strived for team productivity (as in: we deliver great value to our customers), not just a meaningless structure of meetings, it baffled me that my teams perceived agility similarly as described above. What did I do wrong?
Pentesting, part 1: What is pentesting?
Type-safe arguments in Jetpack Navigation Compose
Feature flag and A/B test management in the iOS app
Rewriting Android App’s Back-Handling Logic
Page Objects for E2E Android UI testing
Marking it up ???? — Overview of web app rendering techniques
Kiwi's Google Data Catalogue Adoption Journey
CatBoost C++ library
Nonstop Operations with Scylla Even Through the OVHcloud Fire
How to Download a Brain with Pair Documenting
Cypress.io quick tip: Put elements in the context
Skip the UI using API calls
Kiwi.com Nomad — the synergy between science, technology, and creativity.
Pytest Cassettes: Forget about mocks or live requests
Covid-19 and its impact on Engineering work at Kiwi.com
From coding the first Kiwi.com algorithms to “But does it scale”?
Back in 2012 Jozef Képesi co-founded Kiwi.com (formerly Skypicker) and created the first functional version of its search engine. Many things have changed since then, the company grew from two to hundreds of people and has been to some ups and downs.
Kiwi.com to offer a clear career path to every engineer
Kubernetes goodies for your local workspace
How I learned to stop worrying and love test-driven development
Engineering adventure in Brno
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