Codeborne through the lens of a developer - what makes it special?
This post is a personal reflection of one of our software developers or software craftsmen as we like to call ourselves.
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Two engineers working together enrich each other's skills and are more effective at tackling technical challenges and business problems.
This collaboration results in higher quality software design and implementation, along with improved efficiency in getting things done.
At Codeborne, we prioritize technical excellence through clean code, test-driven development, and thorough research into alternative solutions.
Our commitment to implementing robust and sustainable solutions without cutting corners results in fewer bugs and fewer resources spent on support.
Prototyping is our preferred technique for validating business ideas, identifying project challenges, and facilitating a seamless transition to development.
By using high-fidelity prototypes with functional designs, we deliver realistic user experiences in line with our commitment to precision-engineered solutions.
Codeborne's weekly Technology Exchange (TeX) hours promote continuous learning and improvement through knowledge sharing.
We allow time for individual Research and Development (R&D) days, emphasising the importance of both shared and independent learning.
At Codeborne, we have a unique structure with no project managers, analysts, or testers. It's just developers and UX designers.
This structure enables effective client solutions with the right technology and consistent high quality delivery through deep software and business understanding.
I cherish working with diverse tools and projects spanning different domains at Codeborne.
My experience at Codeborne has been truly valuable, as I've seen remarkable growth in myself along the way.
Myroslava Stavnycha
Software developer
I love working at Codeborne very much. There are many things that are quite special here.
Most people know that we use extreme programming, including pair programming, in our work. However, my main focus remains on achieving technical excellence, and I do that every day.
Andrei Solntsev
Software developer
Fresh out of university, I was drawn to pair programming, finding each new project to be a fresh adventure with diverse clients and technologies.
Following best practices, technical freedom and continuous learning keep me confident to take on any challenge.
Jaan Sepp
Software developer
This post is a personal reflection of one of our software developers or software craftsmen as we like to call ourselves.
You are not a programmer. You have a career, maybe in a totally different industry. But programming intrigues you, you decide to give it a chance. How does it look like?
Every now and then we get a question, what does Agile working arrangement that you guys preach, really mean? As we truly believe in it and practice it daily, we will take a look at our everyday life.