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The terrorist country daily demonstrates its readiness for a ceasefire by increasing the intensity of strikes with "calibers", "shaheeds", "kabs" on Ukrainian cities that are closest to the line of combat contact. Since the beginning of April alone, the Russian army has already used almost 2,800 air bombs, more than 1,400 strike drones, as well as about 60 missiles of various types, including ballistics. dev.ua talked to representatives of the IT community who are in the zone of increased danger about how they react to the next barbaric attacks of the enemy and how they work in constant tension with a target on their backs.

Unlike old-school mobile hotspots, Numen Air doesn’t need a SIM card. Instead, it uses CloudSIM technology to connect you to the best local mobile network in real-time.

He estimates the IT education market in Ukraine at 2.5–5 billion hryvnias. And although the niche is clearly saturated with competition, he calls it a clearly profitable and promising business.

Ukrainian startup Ultra-botics, which develops software in the field of non-destructive testing for hardware, plans to launch its first project together with Ukrzaliznytsia this summer. dev.ua spoke with Ultra-botics founder Serhiy Brandis and learned more about the product and how it can be used in the defense tech industry.

Team Lead and experienced Python developer Olena Kuznetsova raised the question of what can actually be considered bonuses from the company for employees, and what benefits the business offers actually harms productivity. The developer provided her list, and in the comments to her post, other IT professionals shared their thoughts on the matter.

In February 2025, Apple introduced its new smartphone, the iPhone 16e, which has every chance of becoming an affordable alternative to the fall 2024 release. It could become very popular, as it is equipped with many of the standard line options, but its cost is optimized. We will tell you more about the Apple iPhone 16e so that you can make the right choice.

The Ukrainian founders of the British startup Aegiq, a country that, according to the founder of the startup Maksym Sich, was the first to launch a national quantum strategy, received $4.8 million in investment almost on the eve of a full-scale war to develop a new generation of quantum communications and computing. Almost three years later, the startupers presented the Artemis quantum computer, which they developed themselves. What else is known about the development of the project?