JetBrains Open Day in St. Petersburg: video

Recently, we held the first big event in our new Petersburg office Space - JetBrains Open Day .

Natalya Chisler, Human Resources VP

- There is such a tradition in our company - to invite guests to new offices. We did this in St. Petersburg in 2013, when we moved to Universe, in Novosibirsk, when the office started there, in Moscow and now again in St. Petersburg. This is a very good format for meeting interesting people, exchanging opinions and emotions. It turned out to make a holiday, and for themselves. The idea was to hold a meaningful event with presentations, talk about products and our plans. To give colleagues from outside the opportunity to see JetBrains from the inside, to understand what we are, what we live for, whom we are looking for and hire. It was also very interesting for us to communicate with the guests.
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As promised, we share video reports of reports.

Milky Way Hall (large hall)

• Kotlin and C #. What can languages ​​learn from each other? - Dmitry Ivanov, technical leader of the Rider team
• Infrastructure tasks in the company - Denis Yakovlev, DevOps engineer
• The story of my front end at JetBrains - Maxim Erekhinsky, YouTrack developer
• When work is fun or why it is important to know your strengths - Anna Popova, Community Support Specialist
• What language support in the IDE consists of - Andrey Starovoit, WebStorm developer
• One day of java-developer work - Alexey Kudryavtsev, IntelliJ IDEA developer
• Kotlin: facts you may not have known about - Eugene Petrenko, developer advocate, Kotlin team
• Briefly about JetBrains now and then - Maxim Shafirov, CEO of JetBrains
• Removing Barriers - Hadi Hariri, Head of Developer Advocacy
• IDE wars: we, our friends, our rivals and our ... partners - Kirill Skrygan, team leader of the Rider
• Q & A session - Maxim Shafirov, CEO of JetBrains; Natalia Chisler, VP Human Resources; Hadi Hariri, Head of Developer Advocacy; Vera Olennikova, coordinator of educational projects; Sergey Kuks, Head of .NET Development Department; Maxim Mosienko, project manager at IntelliJ

Sirius Hall

• Data Engineers Should Not Suffer or Something About Big Data Tools for IntelliJ IDEA - Vitaliy Khudobakhshov, Developer of Big Data Tools for IntelliJ IDEA
• How to use CI to test the frontend using TeamCity as an example - Denis Lesnik, TeamCity developer
• The principles of interface designers in the IntelliJ Platform UI team - Olga Berdnikova, interface designer in the IntelliJ platform
• How we switched to a single repository - Dmitry Panov, IntelliJ IDEA infrastructure developer
• How we test performance in Rider - Andrey Akinshin, Rider developer
• How to write useful technical texts - Anna Gasparyan and Alla Redko, technical writers at IntelliJ IDEA
• IntelliJ IDEA Features Evolution - Nikolay Chashnikov, IntelliJ IDEA Developer

Phoenix Hall

• Plugin repository: from the site on the knee to the online store - Alexander Prendota and Semyon Atamas, MarketPlace developers
• IntelliJ IDEA Tips and tricks - Hadi Hariri, Head of Developer Advocacy
• Contracts at Kotlin - Dmitry Savvinov, Kotlin Developer
• From assembly to Continuous Delivery in TeamCity - Andrey Titov, TeamCity developer
• Writing a full-stack application on Kotlin - Akif Abasov, developer of a new product
• Interface Development and Design Processes for the New JetBrains Product - Anton Sokolov, New Product Designer

Many thanks to everyone who came, it was great!

JetBrains Team
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