Georgy Marchuk

The browser extension that protects against scams, phishing or malware. It's great for individuals looking for enhanced security for them or people close to them, or businesses looking to prevent all-so-costly security breaches.

The cursor is the heart of any interaction with the web. Why not take it to the next level? A JavaScript plugin enabling playful cursor. The Blobity cursor is a progressive enhancement with a plug-and-play setup, it's fully customizable to any design, and was a #8 product of a pretty busy day on Product Hunt.

The browser extension that helps to browse the web better and faster. It allows to displays instant Peeks showing a summary of the link, and Previews showing the full preview of the link without navigating away.

Versatile and extensible page transition library for server-rendered websites 🎉

The cursor is the heart of any interaction with the web. Why not take it to the next level? 🚀

Minimalistic JavaScript library for managing component lifecycle with server rendered websites.

Fun, acceleration based scroller.

Astro integration for swup 🚀

Kind of a most lightweight animation library of all. Changes value with that spring effect, but keeps the rest to you.

React + Electron FTP client

Small but powerful library for testing CLI the way it is used by people.

A swup plugin for managing animations in JS  🎸

A swup plugin for dynamically replacing containers based on rules 🧩

Let's embark on an investigative journey of open-source code in a usual codebase. We’ll talk about the common problems of open-source today and what we can do about it for a better future.

Engineering Meetup: Side Projects - Fun or Business?

GraphQL helps us increase performance in all kinds of parts of Pipedrive... or does it? Let's look into the optimizations GraphQL brings at scale, some of which come out of the box, some you have to work for, and some may surprise you.

Backend Meetup: Advanced Microservices

Building a video player people deserve, but not the one they need. Exploring the beauty of building side-projects as a way to learn better and faster.

Have you ever wondered, why do people write CLI tools? When is a good time to think about yours? Today we’ll touch on these questions, along with some tips to remember when creating one. However, all of this serves as a prelude to the real topic: end-to-end testing of CLI tools.

If we take a look at how mobile apps are designed today, there is very often some sort of animated transition between states. Even ready-to-use native components have some kind of simple animation between states. Developers and designers realized….

The web is a place of many environments, where the developer's environment is often far different than the user's. While there is no need to change our ways or switch to lazy computers, it definitely helps to see our work the way it is seen by others from time to time…

The success of a development team starts with an agreement. An agreement of how things are done. Without an agreement, code would get messy, and the software unsustainable quite quickly, even for relatively small projects. Therefore, a lot (if not most) of the power of a framework lies within this agreement…

It’s a couple months into the beginning of the year again, and I’ve been subconsciously evaluating the previous year. As luck would have it, the beginning of the year marked almost a year since I’ve joined a team at Pipedrive, which made the evaluation pretty straightforward for me…

In this lively episode of Rebase, we welcome Christoph Nakazawa, a key player in the JavaScript community renowned for his work on Jest, Yarn, Relay, Metro, MooTools... and the list doesn't end there.

In this insightful episode, we sit down with Evan You, the visionary behind Vue.js, to unravel the origins and journey of one of the most beloved frameworks in the web development world. Evan shares the serendipitous moment that led to the naming of Vue.js, and how this simple yet profound decision marked the beginning of a new era in frontend development.

Together with Jakub Kadlubiec discussing Pipedrive, multi-DC architecture, running hundreds of microservices, managing dozens independent frontend apps in one window, building a ChatBot, or designing a GraphQL infrastructure.

Fun little project to test out some design things. Never made it to production.

Fun little custom video player controlled just by a mouse.

E-commerce solution for clothes and accessories shop FADE.

Career website of Czech Panasonic branch.

Website of Czech FinTech startup.