Yurii Myrosh, Head of JavaScript Development at Lemberg Solutions

Yuriy Myrosh

Head of JavaScript Development

Certified AWS Solution Architect Associate and JavaScript Full Stack expert with over 10 years of experience in healthcare, fintech, and ecommerce domains. Yuriy supervises the organization, management, and delivery of JavaScript services, ensuring the solutions we build meet the client`s tech and business requirements.

Expertise:

JavaScript Development Services

AWS Consulting Services

Certifications:

AWS Certified Solutions Architect – Associate

AWS Partner: Technical Accredited

AWS IoT: Developing and Deploying an Internet of Things

Education:

Lviv Polytechnic National University, Master’s Degree in Computer Science, 2007-2012

Articles by Yuriy Myrosh

Top 5 Web Attacks and Ways to Handle Them — Part 2

Yuriy Myrosh, Head of JavaScript Development at LS, outlines the most widespread web threats business owners should look out for.

Best Practices to Prepare Your Team for AWS Certification

Yuriy Myrosh, Head of JavaScript Development at Lemberg Solutions, shares tips for managing your team’s preparation for AWS Certification based on his experience.

Top 5 Web Attacks and Ways to Handle Them — Part 1

Web application security has become the top priority for organizations and businesses due to the overwhelming number of web attacks that take place on a daily basis now. In this article, you will learn about the most common web attacks, where they come from, and how to effectively manage them.

How To Build a Web App Like Uber. Real Time Driving Service

Let’s dive in and get a better look at the implementation of a web application that supports services like Uber.

Why You Should Use a Monorepo (and Why You Shouldn’t)

There has been a lot of heated talk on whether you should or starting apps to organize code. Find out when we think you should use them and when you should stick with multi-repositories.

Do You Need to Switch to a Microservices Architecture?

A microservice architecture assumes that a web application is built from little bricks called services. Ideally, all these bricks are independent, making it possible to use new technologies during the development process as you are not coupled with any tech stack. Your software solution becomes more flexible for changes and easier to deploy and to develop continuous integration and continuous delivery.