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With the onset of a full-scale invasion, Ukrainian businesses, in particular financial institutions, have been actively migrating to the cloud in order to secure user data and preserve the functionality of the financial system. A vivid example of fast and high-quality migration was shown by Raiffeisen Bank, which in 2022 managed to migrate its infrastructure without disruption to customers for $0 and in just three months . However, migration requires considerable effort even after its implementation. Pavlo Klets, architect of cloud solutions at Raif, told dev.ua about the challenges that await businesses after a successful migration, and how to prepare for them and respond correctly. Raif more than two years of work in the cloud allowed him to formulate useful insights and practical advice.

Artificial intelligence, if it hasn’t yet turned the IT market upside down, is already confidently transforming it. While previously a separate team of developers was allocated for each project, now AI-based solutions can partially, and sometimes completely, take over their tasks. Developments based on GPT and Copilot are becoming more and more accurate and convenient, which naturally changes the approaches to the work of IT service companies. This is undoubtedly a historical moment that forces us to rethink roles, processes, approaches, and even pricing. But there are nuances.

Imagine a little boy who, as a child, dreamed of becoming a trucker and conquering the world by car, but instead chose programming and, together with co-founders from Kharkiv, built one of the largest and most dynamic service IT companies in Ukraine. At first glance, an incompatible synergy, however, today a car enthusiast, supporter of the opportunist movement and patriot of Ukraine Valeriy Krasovskyi runs a company from the top 15 in Ukrainian IT, which has more than 20 offices around the world and serves hundreds of international clients. dev.ua recorded a long interview with the founder and CEO of Sigma Software about war, business and dreams.

Leonid Shevtsov, a software architect from the product company Railsware, created a stochastic time tracker that helps you track your time and maintain a balance between household chores, work, and other activities throughout the day.

Fraudsters have never shied away from any methods to exploit people’s trust and extract both money and sensitive personal information from them, as well as trying to influence consciousness and prejudice. The advent of artificial intelligence tools has greatly expanded the capabilities and scope of attackers. Here are 5 of the most popular ways in which attackers used AI to carry out attacks this year.

These three new books were published in the last year and take into account the latest achievements and trends in generative AI. They are currently available in English, but I hope that Ukrainian publishers will translate them.

Product Owner Oleksandr Sosnovchyk recalled Mark Zuckerberg’s words when in January during a podcast with Joe Rogan he stated that AI has already reached the level of mid-level developers in programming and companies can start «automating» their work by the end of 2025. The specialist asked programmers, engineers, and developers how they feel about this statement and what, in their opinion, the scale of automation of code writing will be. Here are some of the specialists who are already preparing to switch to another profession.

We’ve previously written about the phenomenon of catfishing, or «career fishing.» This phenomenon involves Gen Z workers accepting job offers but then not showing up on their first day without informing their employers. The report highlights that this is a growing act of defiance among workers under the age of 27.

In December, Ukrainian banks and financial companies joined the memorandum on transparency of the payment services market, which provides for the fight against «drop schemes» and the reduction of transfer limits. «Drop schemes» pose significant risks both for financial institutions and for state security, as they are often used for tax evasion and financing of terrorist activities. Currently, the memorandum has been signed by 44 banks and 2 financial companies that are payment system providers.