Toughbyte blog

Useful info & advice for developers and those looking to hire them

Interview with Alexander Pinin, Software Developer at Smarp

How did you decide to become a developer? Tell a bit about yourself.

Michael Andreyev
April 27, 2020

Nine foolproof ways to nail your follow up email after interview

This is a guest blog post by Mile Živković, a marketing manager and strategist.The job market is tough and landing that dream position...

Mile Živković
August 28, 2018

What’s next for Toughbyte

It’s been almost three years since we incorporated Toughbyte. We recently had a chance to reflect on the progress so far and decide...

Oleg Podsechin
May 18, 2018

GraphQL — what’s in it for my business?

This is a guest blog post by Markus Tarkiainen, founder of Skydom.io, an API consultancy.

Markus Tarkiainen
November 29, 2017

What’s in a name? A CSS naming convention overview

CSS, or Cascading Style Sheets, are used to describe the presentation of an HTML document. We recently organized a workshop where the...

Oleg Nechiporenko
January 4, 2017

Why we co-organized the Digital Product Weekend

A few weeks ago, we co-organized the Digital Product Weekend together with The Shortcut and Futurice.Over the course of two days, nine...

Oleg Podsechin
December 5, 2016

How to structure an R&D team in Russia

This is the second post in a series. The first one explains why it’s time to build software in Russia — check it out.

Anton Korenyushkin
October 31, 2016

Timing your meetup just right

When you organize your meetups & how you time them can make or break your community. In this post I’ll tell you what you need to...

Oleg Podsechin
October 3, 2016

What it takes to run a meetup

Running a meetup requires sponsors, speakers and attendees. What does each bring to the table and which is the most important?

Oleg Podsechin
September 16, 2016