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The platform  Sphere.it. is direct for people who are interested in IT content. It has been operating since 2015. Their main target was to learn, share, and connect with people interested in technology areas for all these years. At the very beginning, it was a small attempt to gather people, but it has become a […]

In the age of the internet and rapidly developing technologies, new and improved ideas related to using programming languages are accumulating. One event tasked with facilitating work and gathering fans of this interest is the ScalaCon conference, sponsored by ScalaDays and Scala eXchange representatives. ScalaCon last took place in May 2021, and the next event […]

We know that international payments, contracts, and arrangements can be tricky. We know that there are numerous questions concerning these topics too. Our goal today is to clarify everything once and for all so you will have a full understanding of how the system works.  And how it works at Scalac. #1 How do we […]

Start with “why” We exist to help companies develop amazing IT products.  To develop incredible products that are future-proof, stable, fast, and scalable, companies need great teams to do the job. Finding the right people to develop good software is challenging. Recruit IT professionals. Preferably – the best ones. This is where Scalac comes in, […]

We’ve been writing more than ever this year with 36 articles about tech, business, and backstage at Scalac.

Did you know that about 40% of what we do every day we do automatically? Almost half of our life is taken up by habits that we've formed over our lifetime. People are simple creatures, and if something works, why not stick with it?

Every company has its own culture. So do we. We really love to work together as a team. Scalac started as a remote-friendly company without managers, and we continue with those values in mind. Remote work is only growing inside the company, and even though the flat structure isn’t that flat anymore you can still call our CEO by name, and we’ve got more roles rather than complicated structures. Startup atmosphere - as they call it - but we prefer to call it the Scalac’s atmosphere because we believe that the fact that we work hard, have fun, and do the right thing is something unique and great about our company.

At Scalac, remote work has been a part of our everyday routine. And so were online events. Here are our do's and don't's on organizing online events.

Hola, Nǐ hǎo, Bonjour! Looking for the best tools to learn a new language? You definitely have heard of apps like Duolingo, Memrise, etc. But I'd like to share with you some useful tools and websites that aren’t so well-known and might be helpful when improving your language skills or learning a new language.

Common stereotypes show that in the IT industry, effective communication skills are not strong points in the profile of a typical programmer. They need only to have solid technical skills to help them accomplish specific tasks and to create particular products. But it turns out that nothing could be more wrong.