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Which posts were the most read during the second year of Serokell's blog? Discover awesome articles and read about the future of the blog in our yearly review.

Why do so many companies choose to use functional programming languages for their fintech products? Find the answer in this article.

Last week, we organized out first-ever #SerokellChat! In case you missed it, here is a short wrap-up of the questions and answers.

How do old technologies become relevant dozens of years after their conception? In this article, we look into the history of Erlang and Elixir for answers.

We share tips for remote workers and businesses to cope with this period of social distancing and obligatory remote work.

In this interview, we talk with Ivan Gromakovskii – a person of untold productivity and a legend of the Serokell technical team.

How to build a company of good friends that help each other? Listen to Arseniy's interview with HuntIT to find out the answer.

In order to learn about the various ways one could end up doing functional programming at a company like Serokell, we asked three of our engineers how they got started with FP.

What is it like to work on GHC, the state-of-the-art open source Haskell compiler? Read this post to learn what features Vladislav implemented in 2019 and what he has to say about the challenges of contributing to GHC.

In the first part, we introduced the reader to basic modal logic. In this part of the introduction to the modal logic, we observe use cases and take a look at connections of modal logic with topology, foundations of mathematics, and computer science.

“One withstands the invasion of armies; one does not withstand the invasion of ideas.” - Victor Hugo.

Could you unite a career in physics with writing and teaching Haskell, one of the (allegedly) most complex programming languages out there? Today, we have an interview with a person that can.