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Weekly Technology Exchange (TeX) sessions are an integral part of Codeborne’s DNA. These sessions provide our team with the opportunity to share new knowledge, present interesting discoveries, and discuss the latest technological advancements.

At Codeborne, we believe that work should be balanced with fun and fitness. Our journey with high-intensity interval training (HIIT) began as a creative response to the challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic.

In the past four years, the technological landscape at Codeborne has evolved significantly.

This post is a personal reflection of one of our software developers or software craftsmen as we like to call ourselves.

If you meet IT folks out there, very likely the general perception about Codeborne is “a Java house”. Is it true?

We are looking for experienced software craftspeople to join our strong team at Codeborne. People who love developing great software to solve complex business problems. Are you such a person?

There is an opening at Codeborne. For experienced software developers who wish to continuously become better in their craft. For those who would like to work intensively in a pair programming setting, learn continuously new technologies, and write really clean and good code. To give them a bit better idea what it is like to work at Codeborne, we asked a few of our colleagues what they think. This is the interview with Mira. She is originally from Ukraine but has been making waves in Estonian tech field for a decade already. Before joining Codeborne a year and a half ago she developed for Fortumo and several other companies. During her time at Codeborne she has worked on projects for a Japanese energy company, a very successful Estonian start-up, and a Russian bank.

It is a rare moment. Codeborne is actively looking for experienced software developers who would like to create high-quality software to help our clients. The work environment in Codeborne is unique so we have asked some of our senior developers to tell what it is like to work at Codeborne. Andrei has been at Codeborne from the beginning. In more than 10 years he has worked on 15 projects.

Codeborne is on the lookout for a few exceptional experienced programmers to join the team. To give you an idea of how unique it is to work at Codeborne, we interviewed a couple of our senior developers. Jaan has worked at Codeborne for 9 years. He has worked on more than 15 projects with clients from Estonia and abroad. Unexpectedly, Jaan has also learned to understand Russian while working extensively with one of our Russian clients.

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?

Pair programming is a strong part of our DNA. 10 years in the business as Codeborne has proved it works and works well. And then the COVID-19 locked us all in our homes. What next? Easy, we continue the same way, programming in pairs. How is that happening?

Üsna sageli kuuleme küsimust, “Mida see agiilne töökorraldus, millest te oma igapäevatöös juhindute, täpsemalt tähendab?” Püüame sellelt saladuselt siin katte eemaldada.

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.