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Serokell has recently been ranked among the top 100 fastest-growing companies in the world by absolute revenue growth on the Clutch platform.

Serokell Ranked in Top 100 Fastest-Growing Companies in 2021 by Clutch

Serokell has recently been ranked among the top 100 fastest-growing companies in the world by absolute revenue growth on the [Clutch](https://clutch.co/) platform. 

Clutch is an online aggregator that conducts research and regularly publishes lists of top B2B companies in various domains. They provide a data-driven field guide to making business decisions by doing independent research and interviewing real clients. 

For more details, read the full [press release](https://clutch.co/press-releases/special-report-recognizes-top-b2b-service-providers-sustained-fast-growth-2021).

Functional Futures by Serokell has made it to the  Feedspot list of the 10 Best Functional Programming Podcasts

Functional Futures Among Top 10 Functional Programming Podcasts

We're delighted to announce that our podcast, *Functional Futures*, has earned recognition from Feedspot, making it to their list of the [10 Best Functional Programming Podcasts](https://podcasts.feedspot.com/functional_programming_podcasts/?feedid=5534285).

***Functional Futures*** is a podcast where our passion for FP meets real-world applications and innovation. Through our interviews, we bring to our listeners the voices that are shaping the present and future of functional programming. Whether it's the intricacies of functional programming languages, the complexities of compiler development, or the nuances of type theory, we got you covered.

Feedspot employs various methods, from an in-house research team surfing the internet to proprietary media monitoring tools, to find and curate the best podcasts in several niche categories. An expert editorial team then reviews every podcast. The platform's lists aim to provide listeners with credible, relevant, and constantly updated information. It prioritizes podcasts that bring authoritative and genuine insights and looks at how the podcast resonates and interacts with its audience.

We are happy that Feedspot has recognized our functional programming expertise and our ability to create valuable and engaging content. 

We'd like to thank our listeners for their support and curiosity. We will continue bringing you the most interesting discussions, debates, and stories from the world of functional programming.

*For those new to [Functional Futures](https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/functionalfutures), we invite you to check out our episodes.*

*You can also subscribe to Serokell's [YouTube channel, ](https://www.youtube.com/@Serokell)where we share our DevOps practices for effective development and maintenance.*

*If you want to stay updated on the latest publication in our blog, follow us on [Twitter](https://twitter.com/serokell).*

*Thank you for being part of our community!*

Feedspot Includes Serokell's Functional Futures in Top 10 Functional Programming Podcasts

Serokell cooperates with Jooble, a popular employment website.

Connecting Talent and Employers

As a dynamic, fast-growing company, we are always looking for new talent. We regard all team members as equals who bring their creativity, energy, and skills to our projects in FinTech, EdTech, BioTech, and other cutting-edge industries. Our priority is to create an enjoyable workplace for our employees and help them grow professionally and personally. Besides offering opportunities for learning and advancement, we make a point of creating a psychological environment conducive to creativity and productivity of our fully remote team. Serokell is not only a team of professionals but also friends. 

If you are passionate about working on novel solutions in functional programming, experimenting with unconventional technologies, and looking for challenging tasks, Serokell is the place for you. 

Check out [our careers section](https://serokell.io/careers) to see how we can work together. If you are a developer or designer, you could be the right fit for us. 

Haven't found a job that suits you? No need to be disappointed! You can still send us your CV, which we will carefully review and get back to you. You can also search for your dream job on Jooble, an international job search website that we are happy to call our partner. 

[Jooble](https://jooble.org/) has more than 2 million jobs available every day from all over the world. Fifteen million people from 69 countries use it every month. Since 2006, the company has gone from a startup founded by two students to a global employment platform. According to SimilarWeb, Jooble is among the Top 10 most visited websites in the world in the Jobs And Employment segment. Whether you are considering relocation, a new career move, or a complete change in your professional life, this platform is a rich and valuable resource.

Taking Your Career to the Next Level with Jooble and Serokell

Introduction to GUI Programming in Haskell

Learn how to do GUI programming in Haskell with GTK+.

**Update:** You can watch the full talk on [YouTube](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k1aq8ikO-8Q&t=2s).

Join us on 1st October, 17.00 UTC to learn more about GUI programming in Haskell. 

Our software engineer Vladislav Zavialov will give a talk on how to use Haskell and GTK+ to build graphical user interfaces in a functional programming language. He will talk about topics such as:

*   Initializing the build environment with Nix.
*   Creating an app using GTK+ widgets. 
*   Offloading work to other threads, using `GLib.idleAdd`. 
*   Documentation and resources to study if you want to build an app of your own.

This is a great way to get started with GUI development in Haskell and find answers to any questions you have. 

To watch the talk, [join us](http://meet.google.com/fui-diin-uxk) on 1st October, 17.00 UTC. 

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By the way, if you haven’t yet seen our previous talk by Maxim Koltsov, we highly suggest checking it out. In it, Maxim goes over how evaluation and GC in Haskell work, going deep in the compilation pipeline of Haskell, showing some interesting details of intermediate languages that GHC uses, and giving tips to optimize GC in Haskell. 

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