Social network intended for public messaging, or ‘microblogging’, via SMS, a web interface, messenger applications, or client programs. It was created by Jack Dorsey, Noah Glass, Biz Stone, and Evan Williams in 2006, and is available to everybody free of charge. Users are required to register in order to post messages, or ‘tweets’, of up to 280 characters. Today, Twitter has over 330 million monthly active users. The Twitter web interface uses the Ruby on Rails framework, while the development team has used Ruby, Scala and Java at various points.
‘Clever singing’ is a service that displays singing in the form of a 2D graph. The program analyses the singer's voice and any discrepancies with the reference tone recorded in advance by the teacher. According to the results of the exercise, the program sets an estimate based on the number of notes hit. This methodology was developed by a vocal coach, Ekaterina Karpenko.
Selection of clothing by superimposing items on a customer photo: server, photograph-based model digitisation algorithm to build a two-dimensional body model, expert system for matching items of clothing, mobile application, online store, online fitting room module for Bitrix24, automated sales assistant workstation, stationary fitting room in the form of a standalone unit.
E-card website with traffic exceeding 1,000,000 people daily during holiday periods. Displays a list of imminent holidays and an offer to wish friends a happy birthday on the landing page. A social network account is required to send a card, which is then published to the user's timeline to attract the attention of the addressee's friends. A snowball effect is then triggered.
2002–2024