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On Wednesday, July 7, we met in the Bitnoise headquarters for the first Bitnoise_Meet ever.

Due to the pandemic, we not only have lost the possibility to get in touch with developers outside of Bitnoise, but Covid-19 has also significantly limited our contacts with each other. And we really miss our creative brainstorming. We’ve decided it has to change. 

Bitnoise_meet is a space we’ve created to exchange experiences and learn from each other. We believe that sharing knowledge brings only benefits, and self-development is very important to us. A fresh look at the problem often brings surprising results, and the efficiency of our work increases.

The first meeting was dedicated to Node.js. Our senior developers, who, based on their previous backend experience, have started their adventure with Node.js at Bitnoise, shared their knowledge and their story during Q&A and networking. 

Meeting, exchanging experiences and getting to know your perspectives was wonderful.

A few interesting points from our deep conversation:

- With TypeScript and linting, you can still keep the syntax close to Java. We know from experience that whoever gets into TypeScript doesn't want to come back to JS.

- The backing of tech giants has pushed the most popular libraries to a new level and improved their quality significantly. The state-of-the-art technologies and tools provide a sense of security and programming comfort known to developers from statically typed languages.

- Undoubtedly, the greatest advantage of Node.js is its flexibility and the ability to adapt the application to business requirements instantly.




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Bitnoise_meet #01

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Second Bitnoise_meet was focused on the technical debt problem on the front end, both from programmers' and business' points of view.

At Rojber Pub, Bitnoise's experts: Piotr Baranek, Adrian Kępa, Arkadiusz Michowski, Adam Misiorny and Łukasz Roth were talking, among other things, about:

What is technological debt, and why do we want to focus on the front end?
Indisputable features of clean code?
What generates technological debt?
Why is it sometimes(!) worth intentionally running into debt?
(Not)perfect programmer?
Real-life situations - specific problems and specific solutions.
Tips from Bitnoise.
Q&A and discussion.
All disputes were settled during the axe-throwing tournament! ;)  

Bitnoise_meet is a space we create to exchange experiences and learn from each other. We believe that sharing knowledge brings only benefits, and development is very important to us.



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Bitnoise_meet #2 Poznań

On September 9, we met in Wrocław during Bitnoise_Meet #2 Wrocław edition.
Wrocław was wonderful, as well as the audience. We were in awe of the warm welcome in the capital of Lower Silesia.

Our experts: Piotr Baranek, Adrian Kępa, Adam Misiorny and Krzysztof Proszkiewicz, were discussing such issues as:

- Is technological debt generated by hasty team decisions, pressure from the business side of the project, overengineering, the programmer's ego or something else?

- How does it affect the project, when UX ends up being the least important part of it?

- How important is keeping the balance?

- Can soft skills be a solution to very technical problems?


Bitnoise_meet is a space we create to exchange experiences and learn from each other. We believe that sharing knowledge brings only benefits, and development is very important to us.




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Bitnoise_meet #2 Wrocław

Bitnoise_meet is a space we create to exchange experiences and learn from each other. We believe that sharing knowledge brings only benefits, and development is very important to us. A fresh look at the problem often brings surprising results, and the efficiency of our work increases.

The topic of 3. Bitnoise_meet was Deployment automation using a chatbot

In the join.com project, we use a chatbot for deployment. How do we do it? What has changed since we've been working with the chatbot? How can you introduce and use such a solution in your project? And above all - is it worth it?

On Thursday, July 7, Adam Misiorny, Principal Frontend Engineer in the join.com team, spoke about how we work with the created-in Node.js chatbot, based on 4 years of our experience.




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At the stroke of five, the event came alive. The crowd listened intently as our host for the evening, seasoned senior developer Łukasz Duraj, began to speak. He led us into the fascinating world of Event Storming, breaking down its concepts and demonstrating how to use it in daily programming work. Łukasz's presentation was both clear and engaging.

In a significant portion of the meeting, Łukasz demonstrated the Event Storming process. He showed us how this tool can effectively garner insights into a client's business. The hands-on experience was the order of the day. A practical session allowed us to delve into Event Storming. This hands-on approach is the true hallmark of Bitnoise_meet. It's about doing, not just seeing.

Bitnoise_meet's ambience? Electric! Beyond being a platform for learning, it was a place to connect with like-minded individuals. Friendships were forged, and experiences were exchanged. Everyone left with something more than they came with.

The promise of "it will happen" came to life, exceeding all expectations. The anticipation for the next edition is already palpable. Until then, here's to exploration, learning, and, of course, creating a bit of noise!



Bitnoise_meet #04

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Bitnoise_meet #01

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Bitnoise_meet #2 Poznań

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Bitnoise_meet #2 Wrocław

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Bitnoise_meet #03

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Bitnoise_meet #04

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