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Krzysztof Kwapisiewicz

Software Engineer

Krzysztof Kwapisiewicz is a Senior Software Engineer at CodiLime. With over a decade of experience in the field of networks and software development, Krzysztof's expertise encompasses a wide array of technologies and tools. He has demonstrated proficiency in various programming languages, including Go, Python, and JavaScript. His deep understanding of web applications has enabled him to craft robust and efficient solutions that drive exceptional user experiences. He has worked on products focused on observability and reliability.

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OBSERVABILITY

Enhancing the user experience with end user experience monitoring (EUEM)

In today's digital landscape, where user satisfaction is paramount, organizations strive to deliver seamless and optimized experiences to their end users. End user experience monitoring (EUEM) plays a pivotal role in achieving this goal. Unlike application performance monitoring or network performance monitoring, EUEM focuses specifically on measuring and improving the user experience. In this article, we will explore the concept of EUEM, discuss its advantages, highlight the potential long-term benefits, and delve into the specific metrics, visualization, and tools used in EUEM.
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Krzysztof Kwapisiewicz

on Aug 31, 2023
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SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT

Dealing with private repositories, Go modules, Docker and CircleCI

While developing one of our recent projects, as a team, we decided to implement our microservices application in the mono repository. This idea allows us to sync versions between services easily, even in one commit. However, we’re not keeping this solution for ourselves. Seeing great value in it, we open-sourced one of the microservices for the community. We decided to change our private GitHub repository to be open to the public when we were ready, but before we had to find answers to questions like:
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Krzysztof Kwapisiewicz

on Sep 15, 2022