As a result, he has built himself a reputation as a talented and professional Front-end developer.
Today he is fully engaged in his own projects.
Why did you decide to start working in Open Source?
Each specialist has his own reasons for starting work with Open Source.
Personally for me, it is the opportunity to share my best practices that may be useful to others.
This is a community of like-minded people, professionals, who can provide feedback on your work.
Also now more and more companies use open source software.
The number of developers who are engaged in similar projects is gradually growing.
In 2012, you posted your first Open Source project called Swiper on GitHub.
Swiper received great recognition from the target audience, and developers from all over the world started using it.
or 3D Coverflow).
Will you tell us more about it?
It permits you to create applications for iOS and Android without knowledge of the Swift and Java programming languages.
Just basic knowledge of web programming is enough for a full-fledged work.
As it happened with Swiper, I still continue working on improving and modernizing Framework7.
How did you manage to monetize them?
The first way to earn money is technical support and consultations.
And the third way to earn money is related products.
You have already gained a lot.
Career growth, recognition among professionals, and your own projects.
What are your future plans?
I also plan to create a mobile app builder with a no-code solution.
It means that you do not need to know how to code for be able to work with it.
Also I have firm plans to continue developing my own Open Source projects.
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