Here is the website - dev. go. yandex. Don’t rush to close it, even if the name seems strange or somehow mysterious. This is not just a hosting basement, not a bug, not a temporary error. No, ev...
Here is the website - dev. go. yandex. Don’t rush to close it, even if the name seems strange or somehow mysterious. This is not just a hosting basement, not a bug, not a temporary error. No, everything here is alive. People work here who every day solve problems on which the comfort of millions of people depends.
This is a portal dedicated to the internal work of Yandex city services. The site talks about how products are created that are used by almost everyone - from Shop to Market, from Food to Delivery. There are no marketing slogans here, but there are real stories: how they change the markup in the application, how they manage logistics, how they make ML systems accurate and fast.
A website is like a diary of a team that writes code, but at the same time thinks about the user. About those who open the application in the morning to order coffee, or in the evening, when it’s already late and you want everything to work without failures. And yes, they make sure the system is 99.99 accessible. This is not just a number - it is a daily struggle for stability.
Here you can find links to C++, Go, Python, Java, Kotlin, Flutter, TypeScript, React, Redux, ClickHouse, Redis, YDB, PostgreSQL. And that's just part of it. There are even things like yx_scoped, Scout, Vite, WebDriverIO, MobX-State-Tree. Some names look strange, maybe because these are Yandex's own technologies. And also - Grafana, Hadoop, YTsaurus, Swift, Node. js. All this is not for show. All these tools are used every day to make the service lively, fast, and reliable.
Here's an interesting point: it talks about 5000+ microservices. Five thousand separate parts of a system that must work together. Imagine how many errors could occur. But no - the team is trying to make the system stable. They have their own approach to infrastructure, their own rules, their own practices. And all this is written in articles, blogs, and analyses.
The latest publications are fresh, almost in real time. For example, discussions about how LLM determines the delivery address. How batching works. Why ML is important not only for recommendations, but also for accuracy. They also discuss energy consumption in mobile development - an issue that worries many, especially when the phone quickly runs out.
There are even tips on vibe coding - it seems like a joke, but in fact there are serious thoughts about the style of work, about how to make the code pleasant and beautiful. Some things may seem strange, but they are part of the team culture. They love their job. And it’s visible.
Events have also been raised to the level of real meetups. Yandex Analytics Talks Meetup - for analysts, Yandex Robotics Day - for backend developers, ML developers and hardware engineers. And also - Ya. Subbotnik on interface development.This is not just a name, but an opportunity to get together, try something new, and share experiences. All these events take place in Moscow. It seems that a personal meeting, a live dialogue, is important here.
After all, most sites about technology only write about the framework we made. And here it’s about people. About Milen Podlevskikh from Lavka. About Maxim Slyusarenko from Market. About Nikita Vasilchenko, who is responsible for speed in Go. People who work, think, experiment. And they are not afraid to write about what turned out badly, or what was missing.
Articles like Do you really need a platform?, or How we simplified the ML recommendation stack, are not advertising. This is a fair analysis. Sometimes even with self-irony: yes, we made a bicycle, but then we learned to make it smart. This is how engineering grows - through mistakes, experience, discussions.
This is a portal for Yandex developers, where they talk about internal services, architecture, technologies and projects. There you can find out how the Shop, Market, Food works - from the technical side.
It helps teams share experiences, explain solutions, and show how complex problems are solved. Not only for yourself, but also for others who want to understand how large systems are made.
Developers from different products: Shop, Market, Food, Delivery, Go. There are department heads, logistics specialists, ML engineers, front-end developers.
There are many languages and tools: C++, Go, Python, Java, Kotlin, Flutter, TypeScript, React, Redux, ClickHouse, Redis, YDB, PostgreSQL, Grafana, Hadoop, YTsaurus, Swift, Node. js. There are also proprietary technologies like yx_scoped or Scout.
All events take place in Moscow. For example, Yandex Analytics Talks Meetup, Yandex Robotics Day, Ya. Subbotnik on interface development.
And yes, if you think that this is just a stub, you are mistaken. This is a living resource. The domain is not for sale here, the term has not expired, there is nothing like that. The site is working. He is active. And he talks about how the products we use every day are created. Without unnecessary noise. Just facts, stories, code, people.
You might even want to join. Or maybe just read the article and think: how would I solve this problem? Or just be amazed at how much goes on under the hood.
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