I'm Tomas, CEO of ababa.tech and I'm really glad you found us! We're not just another development company, so if you're looking for one, I think it'd be useful to you to learn a little about us.

Who we are:
We're a product company, very focused on standardization. Our product - code. Hundreds of different functions of code. Our business is selling code.

We're not going on the path that seemingly all development agencies do. We don't care much about KPI's, useless conference meetings and having a sexy looking office. Actually, we don't have an office at all and probably never will. We don't do “prostitution” by renting out our developers to the highest bidder. We're not pimps. We don't care if the developer is white, black, green, gay, lesbian, trans, old, young. We don't provide a fridge with snacks. We don't pretend the work is "the second home", that's just cringy and that's not us. We're simple people here. We have no place for organizational politics, no place for bullies but also for p*ssies.

We're different at ababa.tech. We encourage free speech including all the tough words. We literally give maximum possible freedom to each employee - freedom to work whenever, wherever. Salary is completely determined by the skill of the developer. We're all full-stacks here, everyone does front and back. We have a ranking system that dictates the pay. Ranking system is simple: more skill = more pay.

So in summary - All that we are is a bunch of people who create good quality code for people who need custom systems.

Our goal / mission / uhhh purpose:
As I said before, we're hard on standardization. We're so hard, in fact, that our ambition is to become a fast-food chain like McDonald's. Well except the part with the burgers. We're flipping code I guess. Good code, made fast. Yeah, that's us right there. And you're gonna love it!

Our ultimate goal is to solve the shortage of developers on the world stage. I strongly believe as society continues to evolve, it will rely on IT more and more heavily. And with the current shortage of development capacity, it's as if technology is holding the people back. Well, we have to do something about it. And do we will. We'll eliminate this bottleneck and provide society with all the code it needs to advance.

We're on the first steps of this ultimate goal. We're gathering the code, setting up the architecture. We're a long way off but we're on the right track!

A little on technicalities:
ababa.tech has one tech stack and a huge library of pre-made components that are nearly plug-n-play. This way, we can usually save about half of a project scope and development time. This allows us to provide code that is cheaper than market prices while still ensuring the quality is top-notch.

We hope to eventually provide nearly all of the back-end functions to any kind of project and about 50 - 70% of the front-end. Imagine you could have a custom system for the price of publicly available CMS/CRM/ERP. Sounds good, I hope?

Our tech stack - React, Node.js + NestJS, Redux, Sass, Typescript.

When to work with us:
It might come off as strange by me saying we can't work with everyone. But hopefully by now, you can sympathize with our goal and understand it's not cause we're arrogant, but it's how we achieve our goal.

We have such criteria in order to start a project:
• Project has to be new. We don't extend systems because we can't apply our library of pre-made code.
• Client has to accept our stack. We must use our stack so that we can make use of it.
• Client has to search for an IT solution, not for developers. We don't rent the developers because they code in a different way, which prevents us from using the created code in other projects.
• Client has to accept that we'll use the code we write for other non-competing projects. Well this one is kinda self explanatory.
• Client has to not support Russia. We don’t work with vatniks