An interview with iteo’s CEO — Jerzy Kufel who answers questions about our MTA history.
When did you first hear about the Mobile Trends Awards?
It was in 2012 when I’ve been only a year into a software development business, and MTA has celebrated its first anniversary. At that time, I didn’t really know what it was all about, and getting any kind of reward seemed quite unreal.
So, when did it become real?
In 2017, I joined MTA as a lecturer, talking about how to manage projects in a software company and how to deal with clients. Our first…
There is a framework war going on in the current world of front-end. A new successor to Angular, React and Vue are announced almost every day. On the other hand, the three main hegemonies compete with newer and newer solutions to dominate the market. In opposition, solutions that have nothing to do with the frameworks are starting to emerge. They are more like compilers and one of them is Svelte.
So as we know, Svelte is a compiler. Compared to popular frameworks, it analyzes changes in the application at the compilation stage, so we don’t have to wait until the…
Artificial intelligence has been supporting the medical industry in automating its everyday processes for many years. Robots help physicians in communicating with patients, organizing visits, or even more and more efficient diagnosis. They’re not idle in the times of pandemic, either. How do we use voicebots in the fight against coronavirus and in which fields do they work best? Here’s an overview of some medical voice solutions — invisible helpers supporting doctors on the front lines.
In March 2020, right after the outbreak of the pandemic Hyro, a medical startup building hi-tech AI solutions, created a voice assistant whose job…
10 is a beautiful number! We always have “Top 10, Best 10”, 10 Years of something. It’s quite a thing to celebrate. No wonder we mention it since iteo is just celebrating its 10th anniversary! So, that’s why we decided to write about our Top 10 Designs (in our humble opinion).
The list is gonna be quite long so get yourself a comfortable spot, take a big cup of tea, cool blanket, and let’s roll!
Tester, Quality Assurance Specialist, QA Tester, Software Tester, QA Engineer, automation tester, manual tester… A person whose job is finding software bugs has many different names and their variety comes from diverse responsibilities. But first, let’s start with telling you a bit more about what software testing actually is.
Testing allows a thorough verification of a software and answering two crucial questions:
Tester’s job is to verify…
We made it, finally. 2020 is over. Thank god. Now, we have a clean start with 2021. Does it change anything from a Design perspective? We’ve decided to discuss it together with the team, and you can find our conclusions below. We all know that Design Trends are really hard to predict because everything is changing from month to month. Sometimes it is enough to upload a shot on Dribbble which will be successful, and a new trend will automatically start. But let’s stop trash talking and go to the proper content.
I guess it’s not a big surprise. 3D…
Last decade brought a considerable growth of morbidity in the field of mental health. It’s estimated that over 264 millions of people in the world are clinically depressed, 1 out of 5 kids and teenagers suffers from a mental disease, and alcohol addiction kills even 3 million women and men a year. Statistics are unrelenting, but all of these disorders can be treated with a properly adjusted pharmaco- and psychotherapy. Does the health system cope with such a large number of patients? Unfortunately, not always. Hopefully, artificial intelligence solutions like voicebots and chatbots come to the rescue. You wonder how…
A gist of history and future forecasts
We often say that the better is the enemy of the good, but is this also true about the programming languages? Is there a place for such “ancient” technologies as C or C++ in the world of continuous, exponential development? Let us dwell on this question for a moment, analyzing the popularity and adaptation skills of these tools in modern times.
In 1969, Dennis Ritchie created the C language — valued by the programmers of the time above all for its simplicity and convenience of use. It’s what immediately made it incredibly popular…
I write this article to share my one-month experience working as a software tester. You can treat it as a word of advice for all the beginners out there or as a showcase of growing into the job. It can be useful if you want to change your career or even a branch. Working in IT gives a plenitude of possibilities, but you have to remember that it requires a specific set of skills and aptitude to make the job satisfactory and effective.
A person who is just gaining first experience in the IT branch can be overwhelmed by a…
How did you come up with the idea of founding your own software company?
It all started in 2011 with one blink of the ski lift ride. I was sitting there with the skis attached to my feet thinking it’s time for a change. Back on the ground, I left my previous company and put everything on one card.
I launched iteo with no knowledge of technologies or software programming whatsoever, but I saw it as a path of the future. I was tired with the “old” IT — its hardware, ready-made solutions, dense atmosphere, lack of development, and a…