Dmitry Manko Email & Phone Number | Hello, stranger, do you want to become acquainted with the most persistent developer? Great, that's me :) After reading my summary you’ll understand why I present myself this way. At my previous job, I developed an FFMPEG-based video editor android app, and it was a challenge to support a huge number of different scenarios of how a user can create a video with images, effects and animations. My strong background of creational, structural, behavioral design patterns, GoF, presentation patterns(MVP, MVVM), SOLID and Clean Architecture principles came in handy here. We can discuss with you over coffee anything from Android SDK, Dagger 2, RxJava, Coroutines, Realm, Room, testing frameworks(Espresso, Kaspresso) and, of course, Java, Kotlin languages, but we won't be able to drink such amount of coffee :) I’ve been working at Citymobil since it was just a taxi application, but now it’s an app for different mobilities. For example now, there are scooters in the app that you can rent. So I’m one of those people who implemented this by creating a lot of custom components, transparent business logic and unit-tests. To achieve good quality, you need a great team, so I’m all ears when I’m interviewing. If there is no other way, then I face the challenge, because the result is worth it. I recently took part in the Telegram contest between Android developers, just out of interest. I was so drawn in, that I ended up becoming the bronze and silver medalist of this competition. My nickname is HolyShark https://contest.com/android-nov2021 https://contest.com/android-nov2021-r2 When I learn something incredibly interesting, it results in me talking about it at a conference. Recently, I was a speaker at a Yandex conference where I discussed the topic on "How to choose the best UI-test framework" and compared popular frameworks. Not everyone likes the tests, but I'm in favor of them https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KtuccFuZJqQ Not so long ago I wrote an article about internal structures of one of the crucial Android Components, as many professionals haven't got a grasp on it. https://habr.com/ru/company/oleg-bunin/blog/587274/ I want to comprehend advanced mathematics, physics and economics, but right now I’m focused on particular fields such as the Tech industry and English. I plan to recompete in the Telegram contest because I wanna take first place as an achievement and showcase my competitive skills. To make the world better you should make yourself better. What have you done today to improve yourself?

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Senior Android Developer

2019-11-01 00:00:00 - 2022-04-01 00:00:00

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2018-03-01 00:00:00 - 2019-11-01 00:00:00

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Dmitry Manko is a Hello, stranger, do you want to become acquainted with the most persistent developer? Great, that's me :) After reading my summary you’ll understand why I present myself this way. At my previous job, I developed an FFMPEG-based video editor android app, and it was a challenge to support a huge number of different scenarios of how a user can create a video with images, effects and animations. My strong background of creational, structural, behavioral design patterns, GoF, presentation patterns(MVP, MVVM), SOLID and Clean Architecture principles came in handy here. We can discuss with you over coffee anything from Android SDK, Dagger 2, RxJava, Coroutines, Realm, Room, testing frameworks(Espresso, Kaspresso) and, of course, Java, Kotlin languages, but we won't be able to drink such amount of coffee :) I’ve been working at Citymobil since it was just a taxi application, but now it’s an app for different mobilities. For example now, there are scooters in the app that you can rent. So I’m one of those people who implemented this by creating a lot of custom components, transparent business logic and unit-tests. To achieve good quality, you need a great team, so I’m all ears when I’m interviewing. If there is no other way, then I face the challenge, because the result is worth it. I recently took part in the Telegram contest between Android developers, just out of interest. I was so drawn in, that I ended up becoming the bronze and silver medalist of this competition. My nickname is HolyShark https://contest.com/android-nov2021 https://contest.com/android-nov2021-r2 When I learn something incredibly interesting, it results in me talking about it at a conference. Recently, I was a speaker at a Yandex conference where I discussed the topic on "How to choose the best UI-test framework" and compared popular frameworks. Not everyone likes the tests, but I'm in favor of them https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KtuccFuZJqQ Not so long ago I wrote an article about internal structures of one of the crucial Android Components, as many professionals haven't got a grasp on it. https://habr.com/ru/company/oleg-bunin/blog/587274/ I want to comprehend advanced mathematics, physics and economics, but right now I’m focused on particular fields such as the Tech industry and English. I plan to recompete in the Telegram contest because I wanna take first place as an achievement and showcase my competitive skills. To make the world better you should make yourself better. What have you done today to improve yourself?