About Me
Vyacheslav is a Flutter developer with over 2+ years of experience in software development.
He is attentive to details and customer’s needs and it allows him to develop sustainable solutions to meet client’s business goals. He takes great care to ensure each project is well-architected, well-documented, and easily maintainable so you can enhance an app as your company grows.
Moving from project to project Vyacheslav increased his technical knowledge with Flutter, Dart, and communication skills.
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AOG follows IT trends and has experts in the latest technologies. Android is a mobile operating system for smartphones, tablets, e-books, watches, netbooks, smartbooks, Google glasses and other devices.
Originally the system was developed by Android Inc. Later on Google bought it and now Open Handset Alliance initiated by the company is in charge of Android platform development and support.
This system is developed on Linux core and Java from Google. Lots of modern devices are designed on Android and it is constantly developing. Today voice-based features (calls, texts, navigation), multitasking of apps, TV recording, video calling and multiple language support are available. Android devices are set for native and instant apps.
Gaming industry develops thousands of products for devices working on Android system.
This technology is wide-spread for startups and misc mobile apps.
Android developers are on demand now and AOG offers its clients the best Android experts.
Check the skills of our IT talents and choose the one for your project!
Augmented reality (AR) is a real-time integration of the cyber information in the user environment. Unlike virtual reality that creates a totally artificial environment, augmented reality uses already existing environment and overlays new information on it.
This term was invented by the Boeing researcher in 1990 to describe the operation of display helmets that were created to replace the wired ones. First commercial project with AR technology applied was yellow line of the ball’s first down in American football game that has been broadcast since 1998. Nowadays Google Glass and interactive displays in car windshield are likely the most popular AR users but the technology is also applied in other fields including health care, homeland security, tourism and marketing. Kinect by Microsoft is an example of the motion sensing input devices, where you can see yourself in an actual game on TV and participate in it through motions and gestures.
