I was born in the city of Novocherkassk in 1990.
1990, SepI had been studying in the school for 10 years. Last 2 years we spent in special medical class, so we studied additional subjects like anatomy, nursing and so on. Also we had wonderful informatics teacher who taught us programming (using Pascal, Delphi), construction of flowcharts and algorithms. My final exam of informatics was Delphi project for matrix addition and multiplication. And, yeah, I thought it was so complicated -)
Check it out 1997, SepMy speciality is Software and Administration of Information Systems in Platov South-Russian State Polytechnic University (NPI). During education I made a plenty of labworks, courseworks and reports.
See entire list 2007, SepIn 2009 I decided to start my own website. It was just a bunch of html/css but I liked it a lot. Now it looks more fancy.
Visit sacret.ru 2009, NovI started my work as an engineer of the Mathematical and Software Department in VNIKO, LLC. We had a lot of tasks related to mathematics and informatics. We created some programs using C# and MSSQL Server.
Also I participated in development of application that has Russian state registration:
During my education I took part in writing articles for scientific journals. Some of them are available in printed form:
In 2012 I created my GitHub account. At first I used it to store my labworks. But then I started to participate in open-source projects.
View GitHub account 2012, MayMy thesis was related to sound recognition and was named "Software for Library of Phonetic Portraits for Voice Command Interpreter."
2012, JunProgForce is my previous workplace. I worked as software engineer there with such technologies:
One of my first projects with Drupal was Clctin. It is a free service for collectors, allowing them to show their collections, trade, share information and meet other collectors.
Clctin 2013, MayHabrahabr is a site that has a lot of useful information for programmers and geeks. I started my story with Habrahabr as a read-only user. Soon I had written an article about Drupal custom subscriptions module.
Habrahabr profile 2013, NovRedmine Charts is a project of mine for visualization statistics from Redmine service. This web application extends ProgForce Redmine with following charts: overall issues, issues per month, today issues and user's progress. Using these charts my coworkers could easily track their team's progress and estimate the work done. These technologies were used:
I made only frontend for Perlence's stunning project. This site helps you to display and visualize Last.fm account info.
Sacret19 Last.fm chart 2014, NovI started to learn React in the summer of 2015. At first it felt so strange for me to combine HTML and JS in one file. But soon I understood the benefits of such approach. It really helps you to keep all the logic and appearance of current component in one particular file. Also React has such strong community!
2015, AugMedium is very useful for developers because it allows to easily share their knowledge and/or experience. The better part of my articles are Russian translations of Lin Clark's technical Code Cartoons (Flux, Redux, and Relay). Furthermore, I have articles about space and travel. Check them out!
Medium page 2015, OctThe beloved project of mine that started from the problem of finding some GitHub repo (your own or starred) when you forgot its title. It is kinda tricky, yay! But what about adding tags to repos for easy and fast search? Using Githubify.me you will have ability to set tags for your own repos, forks, or repositories where you participate as a collaborator and even starred repos! It was built using:
We have strong developer communities in Rostov region, Russia. The most popular are located in Rostov and Taganrog. They have plenty of annual meetups and confs. My home town is smaller and we have less IT companies, but it was enough to create our own IT club.
it.novocherkassk 2016, AprMail.Ru Group hold a contest named 'IT-princess'. The rules of engagement were pretty clear: you can take part if you are a girl/woman who works in Information Technologies. After open voting I was in top-10 of IT-girls. And suddenly the jury chose me a winner. Hurray! I was so impressed. They gave me a real winner's cub, many gifts and the grand prize — 100K rubles for education, which I chose to spend on drawing courses.
Top-3 2016, AprDistillery was one of my workplaces. I have been working as a frontend web developer there with these technologies:
Rambler (a good company!) is my current workplace. My responsibilities are related to frontend web development: