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My skills

In more than 13 years of successful work in the IT industry, my technology stack has changed many times, but my technical expertise has always remained at a high level.

Backend

Go — my primary language for realizing projects of various complexity and functionality (from microservices to monoliths). It perfectly copes with a wide range of tasks for developing highly efficient backend services and has proved it many times.

The frameworks and libraries used:

• Fiber, HttpRouter, Chi, net/http;
• pgx, log/slog, google/wire, stretchr/testify;
• Templ, Сharm (bubbletea, lipgloss, huh), koanf;

Python — my secondary language, e.g. for artificial intelligence (AI) projects or in cases where the customer is unable/willing to use Go.

The frameworks and libraries used:

• FastAPI;
• Poetry, Black;

n8n — I use this product to develop a serverless architecture and API-gateway approach, as well as to create Telegram bots.

Databases

PostgreSQL — my primary database for storing data. Also, I use its built-in LISTEN/NOTIFY functionality and JSONB fields.

Redis — my primary in-memory database for caching data and working with brokers (e.g. Asynq or RabbitMQ).

SQLite — my secondary database for simple projects and static websites where using PostgreSQL doesn't make sense.

Frontend

htmx, Alpine.js — I always support such technologies and libraries because they allow every backend developer to become even more efficient and implement frontend logic without going outside the usual stack.

Nuxt 3, Vue.js — my primary web framework. I'm a long-time fan of it (since version 2.x), so I implement all SPA/MPA projects in Vue ecosystem (Typescript).

11ty, VitePress — my main engines for creating static websites and public documentation.

Tailwind CSS — my primary CSS framework for creating user interface. I often use it together with the daisyUI component library and Nuxt UI.

Bun — I use this modern, incredibly fast and backwards-compatible Node.js JavaScript runtime.

Vite, Parcel — my primary tools for creating and optimizing builds of the frontend part of the project.

UX/UI design

Figma, Pixso — my primary tools for UX prototyping and creating UI design for websites and mobile apps.

FigJam, Pixso Whiteboard — my primary tools for composing CJM for websites and mobile apps.

Proxy, CI/CD and deploy tools

Docker — I place all my Go/Python projects in Docker images for later deployment to a remote server or cloud infrastructure as isolated containers.

Nginx/Angie, Traefik — the main proxy/web servers that I work with.

GitHub Actions, Gitlab Runners — to automate the process of deploying and code base verification/validation.

GoReleaser — to automate the process of building a Go project for different architectures and OS, as well as, publishing to Homebrew and Docker Hub.

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Work philosophy

All of my projects have excellent documentation and clear code.

But, I believe it's important not to just write clean code and create a supported infrastructure or a beautiful UI, but to look for the root of the problem in the task at hand.

This approach to problem solving allows implementing complex software solutions that can be supported by any development team.

Working process

Here's an example describing my approach to solving a task that will give you an understanding of my working process.

• Task
  statement

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  Analysis of the
  technical task/CJM

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  Working out
  an optimal solution

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  Approval of the
  realization plan

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  Realization

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  Test bench
  preparation

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  Realization
  testing

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  Making edits

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  Final testing

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  Documentation
  for realization

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  Transfer
  to customer

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Support of the realized projects

I provide free support (within the original technical specification or CJM) for all realized projects within 14 working days after they are transferred to the customer.

A longer period is agreed upon after the expiration of the free support period on an individual basis.

Consulting

I provide free consultation (as part of the original terms of reference or CJM) on all analytical UX reports created within 7 working days of delivery to the customer.

A longer period is agreed upon after the free consultation period has expired on an individual basis.

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What is Timeweb Cloud?

Timeweb Cloud is a cloud infrastructure for business and development with 15 years of experience and more than 165 thousand customers.

Key advantages:

• The infrastructure is deployed in fault-tolerant TIER III level data centers in Russia and Europe.
• The data centers have a fault tolerance rate of at least 99.99% and are PCI DSS, ISO and 152-ФЗ certified.
• There are all the required cloud technologies to work with (databases, S3 storage, Kubernetes, CI/CD and so on).
• Round-the-clock monitoring of service availability and instant response to emerging problems.
• Support 24/7 within 1 minute on the phone and in 15 minutes in a ticket.

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What are Craftum?

Craftum is an online website builder for creating websites of any complexity with more than 150 ready-made templates of premium quality.

Key advantages:

• Creating websites based on ready-made templates or your own design.
• Help you migrate your website from Wix, Tilda, Squarespace and Ecwid.
• Many ready integrations with other services (online chat, online payment acceptance systems, analytics, and so on).
• Built-in tools for SEO-promotion.
• Support 24/7.

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