RS Uzbekistan

We are delighted to introduce our next speaker 🙃 Saidazizkhon Akbarov is a Senior Software Engineer at EPAM (Tashkent, Uzbekistan). Saidazizkhon is a software engineer focused on the development of fancy interfaces. He has been engaging in front-end development for three years and during this time he participated in the development of a large ecosystem of applications. Before that, Saidazizkhon worked as a systems engineer and PHP back-end engineer, launched his own startup, closed it, and studied and graduated from RS School. Besides that, Saidazizkhon is a Certified Technical Interviewer at EPAM with more than 50 interviews conducted last year, and he is ready to share some experience about how to pass an interview. ➖➖➖ Panel Discussion "How to Ace a Job Interview" Saidazizkhon will talk about passing technical interviews to big tech companies and conduct a panel session with experts from EPAM, AWS and Meta. #rsconf2022

Meet our next speaker 😎 Zafar Khodjaev is a Senior Software Engineer at EPAM (Tashkent, Uzbekistan). Zafar has been driving Rolling Scopes activities in Uzbekistan since 2019 after he graduated from one of the runs of RS School. Since then, he has organized several meetups and other events, including this conference. At EPAM, he worked both as a back-end & front-end developer in multiple projects related to fintech, e-commerce and others. Currently, Zafar is leading a small front-end team and acting as a resource manager in EPAM. ➖➖➖ Talk: "Free Education With Rolling Scopes" ▪️ What is The Rolling Scopes community? ▪️ Culture and values ▪️ Community in Uzbekistan ▪️ People of RS ▪️ Courses ▪️ Stats and plans #rsconf2022

Ready to meet our next speaker? 🤩 Ivan Fedyaev is Software Engineering Team Leader at EPAM Systems (Fethiye, Türkiye). Ivan is a software engineer with 8+ years of experience in JavaScript. In addition, he has production experience with the most popular frameworks: ReactJS, VueJS and Angular. On the current project, Ivan has developed a micro frontend solution based on Angular. ➖➖➖ Talk: "Fun With Micro Frontend" The story about introducing micro frontend for the customer’s ecosystem. Advantages and disadvantages of micro frontends, how to cook it with Angular.Element. #rsconf2022

We proudly announce that registration for RS Conf Tashkent'22 is now OPEN 🚀 📆 12th of November, 2022 📚 AWS, Node.JS, Software Development, TypeScript, Front-end 💬 in English 📍 WIUT, 12 Istikbol Street, Tashkent Find out more details via link here: Agenda and registration The number of available seats is limited so HURRY UP! 💨 Follow updates through @rolling_scopes_uz #rsconf2022

Viktor will also speak at the RS Conf Tashkent '22! 🤘🏻 Viktor Vedmich is a Senior Developer Advocate at AWS (Munich, Germany). During his career, he managed to work as a developer, administrator and, of course, a systems engineer (DevOps). For a long time, he worked combining the roles of a system architect and engineer on projects based on Kubernetes. Always shares knowledge through speeches, audio and video podcasts (DevOps Kitchen Talks). ➖➖➖ Few words about his talk "How does the ideal CI/CD pipeline look?”: “In 2022, everyone knows about CI/CD, but every time when we start a new project, we are looking for the answers to many questions: - what's the best branch strategy, - where and how I should implement the quality gate, - when CI finish and CD starts, - what steps exactly should be on CI/CD pipeline to reduce lead time for changes (LT) and mean time to recovery (MTTR)? We'll go through the blueprint of the CI/CD pipeline and identify metrics that help to measure your CI/CD and increase deployment frequency.” #rsconf2022

We continue to introduce our speakers 👏 Andrei Palchys is a Chief Software Engineer at EPAM Systems (Vilnius, Lithuania). Andrei is a software engineer with 15+ years of experience in the field. He has worked on a wide range of projects, from small web applications to large-scale enterprise systems. Currently, Andrei is focusing on building products using AWS Cloud serverless technologies with Typescript. ➖➖➖ Talk: "How to manage AWS Cloud infrastructure with TypeScript" Andrei will describe what AWS CDK is, how to use it, how it allows easily build abstractions on top of the cloud infrastructure, and how junior React engineers on our project could easily create and deploy AWS Cloud resources. It should be helpful for all interested in building applications end-to-end using AWS Cloud. The talk doesn't require prior AWS Cloud knowledge - only knowledge of TypeScript / JavaScript or experience in developing any backend applications. #rsconf2022

Do you remember, that we promised a series of events? Here is the next one 😊 Our friends are launching new dev community in Tashkent — AWS (Amazon Web Services) User Group. If you want to learn more about it, we invite you to the first meetup held by the community. The meetup will be held one day before the conference, on 11th of November (Friday). Learn details in the AWS User Group channel 🙂

We are pleased to introduce our first speaker! 🔥 Mike Golubev is a Sr. Solutions Architect at Amazon Web Services (AWS, Munich). Mike helps AWS customers to build efficient infrastructures in the cloud. He works in IT for more than 15 years, starting as a freelance developer and then transitioning through multiple roles and teams, including support team, professional services and pre-sales. Before AWS he worked in CloudBlue (an Ingram Micro business) with Telcos and Distributors across EMEA to expand their product portfolio with cloud services. ➖➖➖ Few words from Mike about his talk at our conference — “Getting started with Serverless in AWS”: “In this talk, we will look into what ‘serverless’ actually means, a bit of its history and what use cases it can be used for (spoiler: it’s not just Lambda). We will discuss the main patterns when you should consider using serverless and common architectures in AWS. Then we will do a short demo by creating a fully serverless web application instead of using the traditional 3-tier architecture.” #rsconf2022

Hi all 😻 This is a channel dedicated to RS activities in Uzbekistan. For those who don't know us, RS (The Rolling Scopes) is a community around JavaScript & Web technologies, and even more. We organize meetups, conferences and offer free education at RS.School worldwide, since 2013. This is a non-profit community, open for everyone and driven by enthusiasts. So far, we have been using a group as our main communication channel. But with multiple events coming up very soon, we created this channel for announcements, so you don't miss any fun. We will start posting details soon, stay tuned!