skardan

Seasoned software developer. Experience with remote work.

How can I help you? build a prototype, MVP or application, review code or design, analyze performance and propose optimizations, write critical and reliable code

- My values: simple solutions, good design, clean and tested code

- I enjoy: hard problems, performance optimization, learning

- Past projects: security, web apps, Linux system development, enterprise ETL and OLTP database apps

- Technologies: Clojure & ClojureScript, Datomic, Oracle PL/SQL, Perl, C/C++, JavaScript, Java, Om, Scheme, Lisp

- Contact: [email protected]

Seasoned software developer. Experience with remote work.

How can I help you? build a prototype, MVP or application, review code or design, analyze performance and propose optimizations, write critical and reliable code

- My values: simple solutions, good design, clean and tested code

- I enjoy: hard problems, performance optimization, learning

- Past projects: security, web apps, Linux system development, enterprise ETL and OLTP database apps

- Technologies: Clojure & ClojureScript, Datomic, Oracle PL/SQL, Perl, C/C++, JavaScript, Java, Om, Scheme, Lisp

- Contact: [email protected]

Seasoned software developer (teamleader and manager). Experience with remote work.

How can I help you? build a prototype, MVP or application, review code or design, analyze performance and propose optimizations, write critical and reliable code

- My values: simple solutions, good design, clean and tested code

- I enjoy: hard problems, performance optimization, learning

- Past projects: security, web apps, Linux system development, enterprise ETL and OLTP database apps

- Technologies: Clojure & ClojureScript, Datomic, Oracle PL/SQL, Perl, C/C++, JavaScript, Java, Om, Scheme, Lisp

- Contact: [email protected]

Seasoned software developer and team lead. Experience with remote work (including US time zones).

How can I help you? build a prototype, MVP or application; write critical and reliable code; analyse performance and propose optimizations; review your code, design or architecture.

- My values: simple solutions, good design, clean and tested code

- I enjoy: hard problems, performance optimization, learning

- Past projects: security, web apps, Linux system development, enterprise ETL and OLTP database apps

- Technologies: Clojure, ClojureScript, Datomic, Oracle PL/SQL, Perl, C/C++, JavaScript, Java, Om, Scheme, Lisp

We are two SW developers with a passion for our craft, performance and algorithms. Martin has a PhD in data structures, Dan has a plenty of experience from large system integration projects.

How can we help your business? We can bring the most value if we focus together on performance and reliability. Better performance means lower costs of HW, faster application for your users or you to get that important report in minutes and not in hours or even days.

We can also build an MVP or application, help you with architecture, review both code and design, find bottlenecks and propose optimisations.

Our skills: Linux, Unix, C, C++, Oracle PL/SQL, Scheme, Perl, JS, Clojure and ClojureScript. Technologies we would like to use more: Clojure, React.js and Om, Erlang or data science.

You can hire us either individually or as a team. We have already worked together remotely for a San Jose company (C, kernel and userspace for a Linux based device).

Raskin would say, that this is not a question of red or green. It is a question of habit. If user deletes enough items, you will train him to press "Yes" button and not to think about the question. It will be his habit. Uninterruptible sequence.

Anybody deleted his important files just because he is "trained" to press sequence F8 - Enter in his favourite file manager?

Raskin recommends to provide undo. User content is sacred and should not be lost. You can also try to randomize the dialog. User will stop the sequence and think what he is doing. But if user performs the delete operation often, he will be greatly annoyed.