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Natalie Kaminski
Natalie Kaminski
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Native vs Hybrid Mobile Apps

Developers must consider the fact that mobile app users fall into two main groups: iOS users and Android users. Building an app really means building something that works for both systems. There are two ways to do this:

  • Native Apps: In this approach, separate apps for iOS and Android are created.
  • Hybrid Apps: In this approach, a single app capable of working for both systems is created.
Andrew Parshukov
Andrew Parshukov
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JetRockets at DevDays EU 2023

Our CEO Natalie Kaminski recently had the opportunity to take the stage and share her unique experience at #DevDaysEU, the largest software development conference on the continent! 🚀

Amidst the gathering of some of the world's top #IT talent and most innovative brands, Natalie shed light on the transformative lessons she's learned while leading our global #development team during the Ukraine-Russia war.



Andrew Parshukov
Andrew Parshukov
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How AI is Revolutionizing Healthcare: Challenges Ahead

Although the current hype may make it look like AI is unstoppable, in reality the field faces many challenges ahead. In particular, there are difficulties in applying AI to healthcare, due to the serious nature of the sector. 

I divide these challenges into three categories: technical, ethical, and legal.

As I wrote in my previous article, the general trend is towards AI augmenting healthcare, rather than replacing people outright.
Natalie Kaminski
Natalie Kaminski
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Dealing With Uncertainty While Running A Business

In March 2023, the sudden collapse of Silicon Valley Bank pushed the startup world into a crisis. Running a business is always fraught with uncertainty, but that event was even more terrifying than business as usual. Many founders didn’t know if they would have the funds needed for payroll the following week.

Fortunately, like many things in life that look bad, the funding situation was resolved in just a few days. The government intervened and ensured that most startups would have access to their cash.

While it may be tempting to dismiss the SVB collapse as an extreme event, the truth is, running a business is always fraught with uncertainty. You have to expect that extreme events are going to happen, even when you least expect them.
Alexey Chernysh
Alexey Chernysh
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Technical Aspects of Algorithmic Trading. Part #1

As a practitioner in algorithmic trading over the last five years, I’ve gained a lot of relevant experience that could be helpful to other participants in the field. That’s why I would like to publish a series of articles describing my experience, problems I’ve encountered during my journey, and the ways in which I solved them.

Let me start by describing the fundamental concepts of trading, and we will dive into more technical aspects in the articles that follow.

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