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Happy Retreat
Being a remote-centric company, we tremendously enjoy the rare occasions when we have a chance to meet each other in person. We strive to organise Happy Retreats every few months for exactly that purpose.
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What we do?
We deliver dedicated software solutions and provide consultancy to a wide variety of industries. That includes:
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web-based
projects
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mobile native
and hybrid apps
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desktop apps
and backend services
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data storage
and manipulation
About us
The Company
Happy Team was founded in 2015 when 5 software developers, who enjoyed working together, decided to go independent and fully unlock their potential as a team.
Technologies
Who we are?
The TeamHappy Team supports customers from around the world in their business by providing them with smart and passionate software developers. Every one of them spent last decade expanding his skills in software development field choosing different paths and technologies.
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Marcin Biegała
Dev, motorcyclist, dreamer and coffee lover. He starts every day with a new idea and strives to be at least a bit better by sunset. No one told him that some things are not possible in code, so he does it all.
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Jakub Waliński
Enthusiastic JS afficionado sharing his passion for the front-end at various international conferences. He is also managing our biggest project and the clients love his deep understanding of their business model and problem domain.
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Maciej Woźniak
Software dev, interested in functional programming and learning new programming languages in general. Currently, in love with Elixir. Dreams of having an animal shelter. Also, a tea enthusiast, runner, gamer.
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Marcin Wilczyński
Backend developer trying to understand the magic of JavaScript. The one thing that scares him is SharePoint, besides that he's afraid of nothing! In his spare time he travels across Poland on a motorcycle just to clear his mind.
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Artur Marszałek
Young Java, JavaScript, C# dev. He still believes that clean code and unit tests make a difference. His motivation to work is a desire to continuously develop himself. He likes challenges and solving difficult problems. After work he tries to keep in shape.
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Damian Tarnacki
A developer that believes that optimised workflow for a user matters. Experienced in all layers but having more passion for building frontend with perfectly aligned elements. Always up for riddles and weekend travels.
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Witold Wróbel
Software developer. Experienced in all layers, but he likes backend, databases and networking the most. He's not afraid of JavaScript (anymore). Believes that software design and readable code do exist. After work a father and cyclist.
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Konrad Kołodziejski
Long-haired developer who believes that user experience is far less important than well-written and properly tested backend. Likes to drink coffee as much as writing things in Java. Seriously addicted to metal music.
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Adam Jastrząbek
A man that is not afraid of any technologies. Experienced Java developer and JavaScript enthusiast. Loves to solve issues, take photos and listen to electronic music. He dreams about publishing his own indie game for a long time, trying to believe, that dreams really do come true.
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Iwona Kubowicz
Full-stack developer, blogger and bookworm. Besides C# interested in Python and Java. When doesn't code, she reads books, knits, crochets and solves jigsaw puzzles.
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Damian Krychowski
A software developer who does not accept the status quo. He specializes in .NET technology, yet he likes challenges and willingly discovers other languages and platforms. Damian is a passionate engineer able to work on different levels of abstraction. Clean code and open source enthusiast.
Our Values
What we believe inOur values define who we are. They are the fundamental beliefs of our team. They influence the way we work with each other, serve our customers and engage with communities.
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Caring
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Knowledge Sharing
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Passion
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Fun
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Excellence
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Happy Developer
Currently we're not looking for developers but if you'd like to work with us in the future, don't hesitate to drop us an email.
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2016 in numbers
See how we did in 2016Testimonials
See what our clients say about us-
Our cooperation with Happy Team started when Kuba Walinski - one of the founders - gave us a helping hand on a project that was at risk. Even though we never met in person I must admit that any work done for us by Happy Team is of great quality and always on time. Moreover, Happy Team understands our business very well, even though we realise our explanations are not always crystal clear ;)
Emilia Bratkowska
I definitely recommend Happy Team!
Director of Marketing, Rainbow Tours S.A. -
I have been working with Happy Team for over a year and have been impressed with their talent, professionalism and problem solving abilities. They have always delivered on time without the need for oversight. They have been a true force multiplier for my business.
Riccardo Terrell
Teknology360
What's new?
Our Blog
Does your workspace have to be boring?
You just got hired in a company. A big one. The one you always dreamed about. Today is your first, exciting day. You arrive at 9 A.M. sharp, your supervisor welcomes you and introduces to rules and customs in the company. First stop, kitchen and coffee machine (yay, freshly brewed drink of gods). Second stop, chill room and hammocks, sweet. Third stop, your team (open)room and your desk with shiny laptop the IT guy delivered a few seconds ago. You couldn’t be happier, could you?
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Hackathons - how to tame the beast
Many of us became programmers because we wanted to solve problems that we came across every day. It doesn't matter if we want to create a website for ourselves, write a mobile app that's missing from the store or program a robot just for fun. We are driven by curiosity and making machines to help us in the process is absolutely satisfying. How about we take all that passion, multiply by dozens of people and focus on solving real issues? That's the idea behind a hackathon - turning any idea into reality in a realtively short amount of time.
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Debugging in JavaScript
Based on my own experience in JavaScript I want to describe some methods which I have learned during my work: how to deal with the worst scenario - when something in the code doesn’t work as expected!
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