For years, the strongest argument against an outside engineering team was ramp time. Three months before anyone is useful. That argument is falling apart.
It held because a new engineer had to read a large unfamiliar codebase and hold enough of it in their head to be trusted with it. An agentic team maps that in days. Not skims it – maps it: the dependencies, the patterns, where the real logic lives, which tests actually matter.
So the bottleneck moved downstream, to review. When code arrives at volume, a review process built for human pace is what decides whether that speed becomes shipped software or a queue of pull requests nobody has vetted.
Which changes the question worth asking an external team. Not “how fast will you learn our system,” but “how do you keep quality intact when the code arrives faster than we can review it?”
If they have no clear answer, the ramp-time saving is a bill you pay later.
At Sourcico, that answer is the product, not the roadmap.

Every engineering team now has the same models. That is exactly why the gap between them is widening.

A year ago, access to a frontier model was the differentiator. Today it sits inside almost every serious engineering org. The tool is commoditised. The results are not.

The gap moved up a layer – from the code to the scaffolding that directs it. Skills that encode how your systems actually work. Rules that hold quality at the point of authorship. Evals that catch regressions before a human opens the PR.

That layer is the difference between bolted on and built in. Bolted on is a developer reaching for an assistant when it suits them, with the process, the reviews, and the architecture unchanged underneath. Built in means the operating model assumes agents: how work is scoped, how it is checked, who owns the decisions machines should never make.

The first gets you a modest speedup. The second changes what a small team can deliver.

The model was never the moat.

The best research on engineering in the AI era says explicitly: do not cut your team.

We are about to argue the opposite and show you the math.

₪270,000 a month for six engineers.

₪97,000 for three.

The uncomfortable part is not the saving.

First, why the gap opened.

The currency: the dollar is down roughly 8% against the shekel this year, trading at around 3 shekels. Every dollar-denominated contract got cheaper while you did nothing.

The wage gap: a senior developer in Israel costs ₪40-52K fully loaded. A senior developer in Eastern Europe at $40-60/hour costs ₪20-29K all-in, including recruitment, HR, and overhead.

Agentic velocity, which nobody is pricing: Faros telemetry across 22,000 developers and 4,000 teams shows epics completed per developer up 66% and task throughput up 34%.

The math:

Israeli team, 6 engineers: ~₪270K/month

Eastern European agentic team, 3 engineers: ~₪85K/month

Tokens at production agent volume: ~₪12K/month

Total ₪97K. 64% less.

Tokens are the line nobody puts on the slide. Ours is metered and flexes with usage instead of sitting fixed on payroll.

Now the part that should stop you.

The same report found bugs per developer up 54%, incidents per pull request more than tripled, median review time up 5x, and 31% more PRs merging with no review at all. Faros calls it the Acceleration Whiplash. Their own recommendation is not to cut engineers, because the ones being considered for cuts are often the ones absorbing the quality gap AI creates.

They are right. Cut without changing how the work gets done, and you have simply bought the whiplash at a discount.

But the whiplash is not caused by too few engineers. It is caused by agent output at volume hitting a review process built for human pace. Three engineers who own that problem from day one absorb it. Six who inherited it as an afterthought do not.

That capability is cultural, not technical. A team that has worked one way for seven years does not become agentic because of an email from management.

This is not outsourcing. It is a different operating model that happens to cost 64% less.

Sourcico is a member of the Claude Partner Network. We build Eastern European teams that run multiple agents in parallel. Developers who direct AI, not developers who use it. This is how our teams work daily, not a pilot on the side.

Send us your current team cost and your delivery numbers. We will run this arithmetic on your organisation, including the cases where it does not work, because there are some.

Attending Developer World – DWX in Mannheim? Don’t miss Weko’s presentation, “Rage Against the Machine Learning”!

At Europe’s largest developer conference, WeAreDevelopers in Berlin: CTO of NVIDIA, CTO of Amazon, and… CTO of Sourcico. 🙂

It’s a great honor to share the floor with some of the world’s top technology leaders – and another recognition of Weko’s contribution to the developer community.

This isn’t a finish line – it’s a starting point.
We’ve been building and deploying agentic AI systems with Claude for a while now. Our engineers don’t experiment with AI from the sidelines – they work at the orchestration layer, designing the workflows, writing the Skills and Rules, and making multi-agent systems actually run in production.

Joining the Claude Partner Network formalizes that direction. We’re now building toward a certified Claude practice – and we’re moving fast.

If your organization is past the “should we use AI” conversation and into “how do we actually ship this” – that’s exactly where we operate.
More to come. Watch this space.

Most teams investing in AI-assisted development are leaving their biggest lever untouched.

The quality of your AI outputs isn’t determined by which model you use. It’s determined by the Skills, Rules, and Claude configuration files that shape how AI behaves inside your workflow – and in most teams, those files are written by whoever had time, treated like wiki pages, and rarely touched by the people with the deepest context.

That’s a problem.

Skills encode how Claude performs specific tasks – including edge cases, pitfalls, and the institutional knowledge that only comes from debugging production at 2 am. Rules define your team’s architectural standards and make them legible to an AI collaborator. Claude configuration files determine whether your AI acts like a generic assistant or a deeply informed team member.

Together, they’re the operating system of your AI-augmented workflow. If they’re wrong, everything built on top of them is wrong – at scale, at speed.

Junior engineers can write Skills that work most of the time. Senior engineers write Skills that handle the cases that matter – because they’ve lived through the failures that reveal what “most of the time” misses.

When these files are treated as low-priority documentation, the cost is invisible but real: inconsistent AI outputs, technical debt that looks correct on the surface, and new engineers who onboard to patterns that don’t reflect your actual standards.

The fix is simple, but it requires a mindset shift.

Treat .md configuration files like production code- version-controlled, reviewed, owned. Senior engineers write the first draft, not the last review. Schedule a quarterly pass the same way you’d schedule dependency updates.

The teams winning with AI aren’t the ones with the best subscriptions. They’re the ones where experienced engineers took the time to encode what they know into the configuration layer.

.md files are small. Their impact is not.

Other AI tools follow similar patterns — some use folders, config files, or proprietary formats instead of .md — but the principle is the same: the structure is only as good as the knowledge baked into it.

What does your team’s process look like for maintaining AI configuration files? We would love to hear what’s working and how Sourcico engineers are doing so.

The AI coding wave didn’t flatten the skill pyramid. It clarified it.

Here’s what engineering actually looks like now:
-> Seniors are the gatekeepers and architects – writing Skills and Rules that govern how AI operates across every project, and sending prompts that get AI to design solutions, not just generate code.
-> Juniors move fast – sending prompts to build features on top of the foundation seniors set.

This isn’t AI replacing engineers. It’s AI becoming a core layer of the engineering process – and the engineers who know how to configure, direct, and constrain it are the ones setting the pace.

At Sourcico, our engineers are already mastering this level – writing the Skills and Rules that make AI output trustworthy, consistent, and production-ready from day one.

That’s the difference between using AI and knowing how to build with it.
If that’s the kind of team you want embedded in your product, let’s talk.

We were proud to participate in BSides Prishtina 2026, where our colleagues had the opportunity to share knowledge and connect with the cybersecurity community.

During the event, Weko presented “Randomness: From Your Code to the Fabric of Reality,” exploring the fascinating role of randomness in software and beyond. Together with Bozho, he also delivered the session “A Bouncer Gang in the (Vibe) Coding Party,” discussing the evolving role of AI-assisted development and the importance of maintaining quality, security, and human oversight in modern software engineering.

Events like BSides provide an excellent platform for exchanging ideas, challenging perspectives, and fostering meaningful conversations within the tech community.

Today, we’re celebrating 11 years of growth, partnerships, challenges conquered, and countless lines of code written by an incredible team.
To everyone who’s been part of this journey – thank you for helping shape who we are today.
Here’s to the milestones behind us and the exciting journey still ahead.

A small glimpse into our 11th anniversary celebration. Thank you for being part of our journey!

Eight months. Same team, same roadmap, same outcome – commitments made on Monday, quietly revised by Friday.

It’s not a performance problem. It’s a structural one: the roadmap was built around what the business needed. The team was built around what was possible to hire. Nobody ever put those two things in the same room.
That gap doesn’t feel like a crisis. It just feels like Tuesday.

Here’s what it looks like: priorities stack instead of replacing. The team is always mid-sprint on three things instead of being finished with one. Leadership asks why delivery is slow. The team asks why the roadmap never shrinks. Neither side is wrong – capacity was just never part of the conversation.

The teams that fix this don’t push harder. They get honest about what the current team can actually deliver, then close the gap deliberately – sometimes by reprioritizing, sometimes by bringing in focused capacity on the parts that keep slipping.

The roadmap doesn’t need to get smaller. The gap just needs to stop being invisible. That’s exactly what Sourcico is here for – when the vision is right, but the capacity isn’t there yet.

86% of AI projects fail.
Don’t let yours join the statistics.

Last year, it was 88% (IDC research, reported by CIO.com).
Companies jump into AI with excitement, but without a clear problem definition, the project collapses before it even becomes a proper POC.

Why does this keep happening? Because most teams treat AI projects like classic software development, when in reality, they behave more like scientific research with business constraints.
The result: endless experimentation, unclear ownership, and models that never reach production.

The proven way to break this cycle is to adopt AI‑specific methodologies.
Wait – methodologies? Yes! There have been enough failures in the past years to extract patterns and formalize what works.
One structured approach is the CPM‑AI methodology, promoted by PMI. It defines clear pillars that guide a POC toward becoming a real end‑user product.

And the team?
A successful setup is a cross‑functional squad: domain expert + data expert + engineering + product — replacing the old siloed “data science teams.”
When AI is built through a structured methodology instead of ad‑hoc experimentation, the failure rate drops and outcomes become measurable, not accidental.

With Sourcico, you get the right squad using the right methodology to bring your AI product to market.

A founder asked us recently: “We’re already using AI to write most of our code. What’s next?”

That’s the right question. And most teams aren’t asking it yet.
The conversation has moved. AI writing code is no longer the differentiator – it’s the baseline. Cursor, Copilot, Claude – engineers are already using these daily. The teams that are pulling ahead aren’t the ones who adopted AI. They’re the ones who figured out how to build around it.

That’s where agentic AI teams come in.
Not as a replacement for your engineering team. As a layer that runs inside it, handling the parts of the workflow that are repeatable, context-dependent, and currently eating your engineers’ time. Code review pipelines that actually understand your codebase. Agents that monitor, flag, and route issues before a human needs to look. Automated workflows that move work between systems without anyone manually bridging the gap.

The hard part isn’t building an agent. It’s integrating it into a real engineering workflow — with real constraints, real legacy systems, and a team that can’t stop to rebuild everything from scratch.

That’s exactly what we do at Sourcico. We don’t hand you a standalone AI tool and wish you luck. We architect and integrate agentic systems directly into how your team already works – so the output is faster delivery, not a new thing to manage.
AI is writing the code. The question now is who’s building the system around it.

A CTO reached out to us in January.
8 weeks to a release. 3 backend roles open for 4 months. The team is already running at capacity.

His plan was to keep interviewing, get the right people in, and then push hard toward the deadline.
We told him that math doesn’t work. Notice periods alone eat 4 weeks. Then the ramp time. By the time a new hire is actually useful on a critical path, you’re not 8 weeks out anymore.

So we put two senior engineers into the team that week. Not as consultants parachuting in with recommendations. Inside the actual codebase, in the actual sprints, on the parts that were at risk of slipping.
The release shipped on time.

The permanent hires landed in April, into a system that was clean, well-documented, and hadn’t accumulated 3 months of pressure debt during their interviews.
Hiring is a long game. Delivery isn’t.

If you’re trying to solve a short-term capacity problem with a long-term hiring process, the timeline is already slipping; you just haven’t felt it yet.

That’s exactly the gap Sourcico exists to close. You keep your energy focused on developing your idea – we keep the engineering moving while you do it.

Team Sourcico proudly participated in Zenska Trka 2026, celebrating determination, teamwork, and a healthy, active lifestyle. Congratulations to all our colleagues who took part and represented our team with energy and enthusiasm – we’re proud of every step you took!

Is hiring becoming the slowest part of delivery?
(Hiring engineers in Europe now takes 6+ months, and it used to be only 2 weeks.)

At this point, it’s no longer just a hiring problem.
It’s a delivery risk.
Across projects, we’re seeing the same pattern:
• Roles stay open for months
• Hiring processes slow down
• Teams stretch beyond capacity

Meanwhile, roadmaps don’t adjust.
What gets delayed:
→ Shipping features into production
→ Building data pipelines
→ Scaling platforms across multiple clients

In complex systems, delays compound. So teams are starting to approach this differently, not by replacing hiring, but by not depending on it as the only path to delivery. They keep ownership in-house, extend capacity with external engineering teams, and move faster without compromising quality.
This is no longer a workaround; it’s becoming part of how delivery is structured. Execution speed is a competitive advantage, and hiring alone can’t always support it.

The shift is simple:
The question is no longer “Who do we need to hire next?” but “What is the fastest way to move forward without any risk?”

Wrapping up the holiday season – Sourcico style 🎁 From our pre – NY party to Santa visiting the office, mulled wine moments, and a lucky coin hidden in a slice of pie – it was a season full of warmth, tradition, and good vibes. Plus, Santa made sure there was a little something under the tree for the grownups too 🎄
Grateful for a team that turns every celebration into a special moment. ❤️

Sourcico was proud to be part of JSTalks 2025 in Sofia, where our team joined developers and technology enthusiasts from across the region for a day of knowledge sharing, networking, and inspiring discussions.

A special highlight of the event was Weko’s presentation, “Rage against Machine Learning,” which explored the growing impact of AI on software development. His talk encouraged a thoughtful approach to AI adoption, examining how overreliance on AI tools can affect programming skills and critical thinking, while emphasizing the importance of human expertise, creativity, and judgment in modern software engineering.

Alongside the presentation, our Sourcicians enjoyed connecting with the community, exchanging ideas, and staying up to date with the latest trends shaping the JavaScript ecosystem and the future of software development.

At Sourcico, we believe that strong teams are built both in and out of the workplace. We’re proud to have participated in the 2025 Skopje Marathon, where our colleagues demonstrated dedication, resilience, and team spirit every step of the way. Congratulations to everyone who took part!

This weekend, our CISO Bozidar Spirovski and our CTO Wekoslav Stefanovski took the stage at @what_the_stack_conference 2025 and absolutely delivered. From Bozo’s talk on Prompt-driven Security to Weko’s call to rethink how we use Machine Learning, they challenged us to build smarter, safer, more resilient products.

Big shoutout to their workshop together, Injection Inspection, where they guided devs through real-world vulnerabilities and how to defend against them. 👊

At Sourcico, we believe in security by design, thoughtful innovation, and dev excellence. These sessions aren’t just talks — they’re commitments to better engineering.

Ready to see what we build next. 💪

Yesterday, Team Sourcico took part in Zenska Trka 2025, celebrating strength, solidarity, and the spirit of community!

A big bravo to the girls who showed up and represented us — you made us proud!

The most wonderful time of the year calls for mulled wine and holiday cheer! ? ?
This year’s Mulled Wine & Secret Santa was all about festive vibes, good laughs, and plenty of holiday spirit. ? ✨

? Tech Tuesdays episode 13 – #regex ?

? Tech Tuesdays episode 12 – Promises.all FTW ?

On Friday, we kicked off the holiday season in style at Centar Bar for our traditional Pre-NY Party, and it was everything we needed to wrap up the year – Sourcico style! ?? Great people, so many laughs, and just the right amount of holiday cheer! ?✨

Here’s to an even bigger and better 2025! ??

? Tech Tuesdays episode 11 – List patterns in C# ?

Weko is set to speak at the upcoming Sinergija conference in Belgrade. His talk, titled “C# 12, TypeScript 5 – It’s All the Same Stuff,” will take place this Wednesday at 10:20. He’ll explore the latest features in C# 12 and TypeScript 5.2, and how ideas from different programming languages continue to influence one another.

It’s that time of the year once again! Get ready to mark your calendars for the upcoming annual Advent of Code, starting this Sunday, December 1st, 2024.

Advent of Code is one of Sourcico’s traditions, and three years ago, we opened it up to all friends of Sourcico. As many of you know, Advent of Code features a series of Christmas-themed computer programming challenges in an Advent calendar format.

This year, the winner will be awarded a Sourcico Backpack filled with goodies, including a special bottle of Sourcico wine.

Additionally, the second and third-placed competitors will receive Sourcico branded rewards and their own bottle of our exquisite Sourcico wine.

To participate, simply visit: https://adventofcode.com/…/leaderb…/private/view/1525844 and use the access code: 1525844-debcd718

Let the coding festivities begin!

? Tech Tuesdays episode 10 – Pattern match in C# ?

Weko delivered an insightful presentation on “REST API Antipatterns” at the JS Talks Conference in Sofia. His talk sparked valuable discussions and highlighted our dedication to staying at the forefront of software development trends.

A big shoutout to the Sourcicans who joined Weko at the conference, making the experience even more enriching! ? Together, we continue to learn, grow, and elevate our expertise.

Stay tuned for more updates on upcoming events and achievements! ?

? Tech Tuesdays episode 9 – Optional properties with Partial ?

Weko gave two amazing presentations at the International JavaScript Conference in Munich, making us all proud with his expertise and energy. The rest of the team had a great time, too, meeting new people, exchanging ideas, and building connections with others in the tech world. It was an inspiring experience and a great reminder of how much we can learn and grow together!

? Tech Tuesdays episode 8 – Github Dev ?

Team Sourcico laced up their running shoes and hit the ground running at the November Run in Gevgelija! ?‍♂️?‍♀️ It was a fantastic day packed with team spirit and friendly competition. ?

? Tech Tuesdays episode 7 – Your password on hacked sites ?

? Tech Tuesdays episode 6 – Swapping variables ?

Weko presenting on REST API Anti-patterns at the 2024 API Conference.

? Tech Tuesdays episode 5 – Removing duplicates from an array ?

? Tech Tuesdays episode 4 – Using try/catch statements ?

?Tech Tuesdays episode 3 – Employ Gitleaks to leverage your code security?

??‍♀️ Team Sourcico showed up strong at the 20th edition of the Skopje Marathon! From the 5k race to the half marathon, our team crushed it with determination and team spirit. ?✨ A huge shoutout to everyone who participated—you’re all champions in our eyes! ??

? Tech Tuesdays episode 2 – Logical Nullish Assignment ?

Welcome to the first episode of our Tech Tuesdays! Today, we’re kicking things off with a simple but super useful tip from our CTO, Weko.

?Did you know you can use JavaScript’s template literal syntax to add line breaks in your text?
That’s right! No more awkwardly cramming text onto one line!

Weko with the presentation on “Typetanic: Unsinkable Strategies for Advanced TypeScript Types” at WhatTheStack Conference

Bozho opened Stage 3 of the WhatTheStack Conference with a great presentation on “How to get hacked with your own credentials.”

As usual, in front of a full house of attendees.

Last week, our CISO Bozidar Spirovski presented “The Day the Network Stood Still,” a workshop on Incident Management at the Faculty for Computer Science and Engineering, Skopje.

Check out our latest piece on how to better navigate global software development challenges and strategies!

On Wednesday, we celebrated a significant milestone: Sourcico’s 9th Anniversary in Macedonia! With immense pride, we reflected on the journey that has brought us here, fueled by an outstanding team whose dedication and creativity have been essential to our success.

The celebration was marked by our traditional anniversary cake in the office. Ilan gave a heartfelt speech, inspiring us all with visions of our future and the impact we continue to make. Additionally, we honored our long-serving team members with awards for their 5-year anniversaries at Sourcico, and we celebrated the achievements of this year’s ‘Rookie of the Year’ and ‘MVP.’ Congrats go to Marijana, Nikolche, Nenad, Nebojsha, and Steve on their five years as Sourcicans! Borche won the ‘Rookie of the Year’ award for his contributions to Sourcico and his team in his first year as a Sourcican. Meto has also won the MVP award for his immense dedication and achievements in the past year. Great job, and very well deserved!

After the office celebration, we headed to ATK for a drink to continue the festivities.

As we look back on this special day, we are grateful for the incredible relationships we’ve built and the remarkable achievements we’ve accomplished together. Here’s to pushing boundaries, driving change, and continuing our journey of excellence.

Cheers to more years of innovation and success!

The 3rd edition of Sourcicode marked another milestone for our thriving developer community. This time, we dove deep into the heart of Node.js, exploring the horizons of scalability and security.

Scaling with the Cluster Module: The highlight of the event was the in-depth session on the Node.js cluster module. A huge shoutout to Borce for unraveling the complexities of optimizing Node.js apps. Leveraging multi-core systems has never been clearer, as Borce showed us how to efficiently create worker processes for enhanced performance. For anyone aiming to scale their Node.js applications, yesterday was a game-changer!

The Art of Secret-Keeping in Applications: The event took an intriguing turn, with Bozidar taking the stage. The focus? Keeping our application secrets…secret. Bozidar shared his unique strategies for hiding and finding secrets within our applications. From passwords to digital certificates, we learned the importance of confidentiality and the tools necessary for ensuring the security of our applications.

The evening wouldn’t be complete without pizza, beer, and games. From 8-ball pool to PS5 and table football, it was the perfect blend of insightful discussions and relaxed networking.

Missed this one? Don’t worry! The knowledge shared and the connections made have only set the stage for what’s to come. Stay tuned for more events where tech meets fun in the most memorable ways.

Keep building, keep scaling, and, most importantly, keep your secrets safe. Until next time!

What a weekend it’s been for the Sourcico teams! Splitting our spirit of adventure and dedication, we embarked on two thrilling activities. A group of us hiked through the breathtaking trails to the Babuna Waterfalls, immersing ourselves in nature’s untouched beauty and bonding over the challenge of the climb. The laughter and the moments we got to share outside of our offices were absolutely priceless.

On the other front, our enthusiastic runners joined the Semos Education Run 2024, embodying our commitment to sport, recreation, and a healthy lifestyle. Together, we sprinted with a purpose – to champion the cause of wellness and encourage a vibrant, active community. Both events, soaked in fun and driven by a sense of purpose, showcased our team’s versatility and commitment to making a difference, both within and beyond our community.

Here’s to many more adventures and meaningful causes!

In the competitive digital realm, partnering with a software development firm like Sourcico extends beyond mere cost efficiencies. It’s about leveraging a strategic advantage that propels businesses forward. Sourcico offers access to a global pool of specialized talent, operational flexibility, and a conduit for innovation, distinguishing itself as a valuable partner for businesses aiming to navigate the complexities of the digital age.

• Access to Specialized Talent

Sourcico bridges the talent gap in software development, providing businesses with access to skilled professionals worldwide. This access mitigates the local scarcity of specialized skills and does so cost-effectively, enabling businesses to innovate and grow without exorbitant expenses.

• Operational Flexibility and Core Focus

Sourcico’s scalable solutions offer businesses the agility to adapt swiftly to changing project demands. This flexibility, coupled with the ability to focus on core competencies while Sourcico manages the software development lifecycle, empowers businesses to allocate resources more efficiently and foster growth.

• Innovation and Competitive Edge

Collaborating with Sourcico places businesses at the forefront of technological advancements. Exposure to diverse projects and cutting-edge technologies through Sourcico fuels innovation, providing partners with unique solutions that secure a competitive edge in their markets.

• Risk Management and Quality Assurance

With established project management processes and a commitment to quality assurance, Sourcico minimizes development risks and ensures the delivery of reliable, high-quality software solutions. This foundational stability is crucial for long-term success and satisfaction.

In conclusion, choosing Sourcico as your software development partner offers strategic advantages that transcend cost savings. From specialized talent and operational flexibility to innovation and risk management, Sourcico equips businesses for success in today’s dynamic digital landscape.

We’re so happy that we can now say that these get-togethers of the Sourcico Macedonia and the Sourcico Serbia teams are becoming a regular thing. On Wednesday couple of guys and girls from the Skopje office drove down to Belgrade and had an informal meeting and lunch with the Serbian team. We shared insights from our work, brainstormed bright ideas and plans for this year, and shared some laughs and some rakia (when you know you know). All in all, it was a great experience for everyone included, and we’re looking forward to doing it again sometime soon!

Take a sneak peek into this year’s Sourcico Christmas present. We are unwrapping joy under our Christmas tree with a stylish travel bag, a cozy hoodie, a thermos, and an exclusive limited edition Sourcico Cuvee.
Adventure, comfort, and celebration—all in one festive package. In time to make this holiday season memorable!

We wrapped up the year in style at Cresha Bar this past Friday as we gathered to celebrate the incredible achievements, hard work, and shared moments that made 2023 an unforgettable year for Sourcico! Cheers to a brighter and better 2024!

Weko took the spotlight at this year’s JS Talks conference in Sofia, captivating the audience with his insightful presentation on “How to Mess Up JWTs – A Practitioner’s Guide.” Weko’s expertise and engaging delivery left a lasting impression on everyone present, showcasing Sourcico’s commitment to staying at the forefront of industry knowledge.

A special shout-out to the enthusiastic group of Sourcicans who attended the conference, demonstrating our strong sense of community and support for one another.

Honeycomb Magic

The tradition continues. As autumn arrives, and the floral nectar transforms into golden honeycomb, there’s something magical about blending it with RAKIA. The result? The unforgettable Medovacha (Honey Rakia).

What’s Medovacha?

Medovacha, also known as Honey Rakia, is more than just a drink. It’s a tradition, a blend of nature’s sweetness, and a hint of Balkan charm.

Why Medovacha Scrum?

Rumors say Medovacha possesses incredible benefits:

A cure-all from the flu to cosmic radiation effects.

A remedy for cancer and bad coding (well, almost).

Medovacha Scrum 2023 Highlights:

We experienced the Scrum with a touch of Balkan tradition.

We engaged in insightful discussions about Agile and Scrum.

We savored the unique taste of Medovacha.

We had a chance to connect with your incredible Sourcico colleagues.

What a fantastic day we had at the Skopje Marathon yesterday! Team Sourcico was on fire, participating in the 5k race, Marathon Relay, and Half Marathon!

Our 5k sprinters zoomed through the course, leaving everyone in their dust!

Our Marathon Relay team showcased amazing teamwork, passing the baton with precision!

Our Half Marathon heroes conquered every mile with sheer determination and grit!

After the races it was the perfect time to celebrate our results with ice cold beers in Centar Bar.

A huge shoutout to our incredible colleagues, representing Sourcico with passion and dedication. You all are true champions!

Stay tuned for more exhilarating adventures as Team Sourcico continues to push the limits and conquer new challenges!

We’re still buzzing with excitement after an incredible weekend we had at the beginning of July in Mavrovo for Sourcico’s traditional team-building trip!

We also took this opportunity to recognize our outstanding colleagues who reached significant work anniversaries and reward them for their unwavering dedication and expertise! Their contributions have played a vital role in shaping our success. An important part of our award ceremony is the awards for the Sourcico Rookie of the Year as well as the Sourcico MVP award. Two of our colleagues were awarded for their exceptional skills and outstanding contributions. Well done!
On Sunday, we had a chance to visit the Sharkova Dupka Cave in Mavrovo. The beauty and wonder of the cave left us in awe, further deepening our connection as a team.

Cheers to another great team-building trip and the remarkable individuals who make our team shine! Here’s to another incredible year filled with growth, success, and endless possibilities!

You aspire to create a stellar product on the internet.
You strive to serve your customers excellently.
You are meant to leave a lasting mark on the history of humankind.

You know what you want!

You can’t do it. It is time to start learning how to make the product, which technologies to pick, and how to apply them. Good, you can be a system architect.

Oh, wait. The staff! Find a great staff to run chosen technologies. They will be capable of being on track with the latest trends. Great, you will start speaking the language of the computer engineers!

How about the reliability of the product? Don’t worry. You can learn about many cloud vendors, their virtual machines, terms like “kubernetes” or “dockers”, and every short term like IaaS, SaaS, PaaS, or any other XaaS. It is a whole new world for you. Also, there is a great benefit of learning continuous development, so you can constantly improve your product. Or a whole new parallel universe.

And yes. The costs! You will have a detailed look at each technology, person, or service figure. That way, you will start digging where you can optimize costs on your resource. You will learn where to stop wasting money and where to boost.

You know what you want!

Yes, you know. You have the talent but not the bandwidth. You aspire to make your product stellar, but you ignore your customers. Time and energy run out before you can make a lasting mark.

With more than hundreds of years of accumulated experience in staff augmentation, Sourcico can help you save time and energy for the development and maintenance of your stellar product on the internet at a low cost.

The combined impact of the nowadays society (lay-offs, slow economy, pandemic, and cost of living crisis) probably adds up to the most challenging economic circumstances we’ve ever experienced.

Despite all the uncertainty, businesses say their priority for the next months is not only balancing the books but achieving growth too.

Here are 3 steps for big success in bringing your business to the next level:

1. Take control of the helm

Your business should be on the internet not only for the visitors and for the customers but also for yourself. That way, you can match requirements with processes. Not just that! You can be adaptive JUST IN TIME with the latest market trends.

Make a web dashboard.
It will give you all the buttons when you want to start, stop, pause, resume, speed up, or slow down any of your business processes just whenever you want.

And stop using the term “website for our business” and start using “Our web platform”! True. It will be a whole new universe of how you run your business. You will have web tools that your customers and you can use together to reach your common goals.

Make a web dashboard with record pace:
– Visualize and develop a platform
– Start on cloud
– Automate changes

2. Be totally content

All data matters. But is that true? According to entropy, too much data is equivalent to no data. Yes, but the cost of storing it is very much different. Collect first. Shape the content later.

Engineer your data:
Proper business data flow is called “data pipe”. From customers to your reports, in a short time, that will give you an exact interpretation of the data and easy-to-decide figures.
…and safe because engineered data means that recognizing anomalies is automated.

The decision based on engineered data will give you the whole time to focus only on the sharper content that you offer to your customers.

Engineer your data:
– Make data pipes (customer-to-decision)
– Automatically recognize data anomalies
– Sharpen the content

3. Collaborative support

Nowadays, customers don’t want the stuff they watch or read; they want it to feel as though they’re talking to their friends. This means they actually respond very similarly to well-made chat profiles. So, customers, instead of calling a support center for small queries, you can provide them with quick answers from your “gpt-like” chat profiles.
Just the chat profiles won’t work with the knowledge from the whole internet but from your platform.
You can personalize chats for each customer and with different contexts.

Transform your platform into AI:
– Train a chat
– Trigger actions
– Keep personalization and context

The combined impact of the nowadays society (lay-offs, slow economy, pandemic, and cost of living crisis) probably adds up to the most challenging economic circumstances we’ve ever experienced.
Despite all the uncertainty, businesses say their priority for the next months is not only balancing the books but achieving growth too.

Here are 3 steps for big success in bringing your business to the next level:

1. Take control of the helm

Your business should be on the internet not only for the visitors and for the customers but also for yourself. That way, you can match requirements with processes. Not just that! You can be adaptive JUST IN TIME with the latest market trends.

Make a web dashboard.
It will give you all the buttons when you want to start, stop, pause, resume, speed up, or slow down any of your business processes just whenever you want.

And stop using the term “website for our business” and start using “Our web platform”! True. It will be a whole new universe of how you run your business. You will have web tools that your customers and you can use together to reach your common goals.

Make a web dashboard with record pace:
– Visualize and develop a platform
– Start on cloud
– Automate changes

2. Be totally content

All data matters. But is that true? According to entropy, too much data is equivalent to no data. Yes, but the cost of storing it is very much different. Collect first. Shape the content later.

Engineer your data:
Proper business data flow is called “data pipe”. From customers to your reports, in a short time, that will give you an exact interpretation of the data and easy-to-decide figures.
…and safe because engineered data means that recognizing anomalies is automated.

The decision based on engineered data will give you the whole time to focus only on the sharper content that you offer to your customers.

Engineer your data:
– Make data pipes (customer-to-decision)
– Automatically recognize data anomalies
– Sharpen the content

3. Collaborative support

Nowadays, customers don’t want the stuff they watch or read; they want it to feel as though they’re talking to their friends. This means they actually respond very similarly to well-made chat profiles. So, customers, instead of calling a support center for small queries, you can provide them with quick answers from your “gpt-like” chat profiles.
Just the chat profiles won’t work with the knowledge from the whole internet but from your platform.
You can personalize chats for each customer and with different contexts.

Transform your platform into AI:
– Train a chat
– Trigger actions
– Keep personalization and context

We finished off Sourcico’s birthday week by hosting a Happy Hour with pizza and beer in the City Park Skopje. The weather was finally nice enough to get out in the sun and gather to share our impressions about the exciting birthday week that was behind us. With ice-cold beers and a delicious pizza, our team gathered for a laid-back and enjoyable time.

We’re thrilled to have such an amazing community of talented individuals! Here’s to another year of growth, innovation, and shared achievements! Let’s continue to forge ahead, creating exceptional experiences and shaping the future together!

For 8 years now, we have been running an internship program at Sourcico that we are especially proud of. Today, we proudly honor the achievements of the latest group of exceptional interns as they complete their internships with us. Their hard work, dedication, and growth have been truly impressive!

To our amazing interns-turned-colleagues, your hard work, dedication, and passion have not gone unnoticed. From day one, you’ve showcased immense talent and contributed greatly to Sourcico’s success. We are thrilled to have witnessed your growth and development during your time with us.

We would also like to extend our heartfelt appreciation to all the mentors, managers, and team members who have guided and supported our interns throughout their journey. Your guidance and encouragement have been instrumental in their success, and we are grateful for your commitment to their growth.

We had an incredible time at Sourcicode 2 – Killing the Frontend Monolith! A huge thank you to our amazing speakers Krste and Aneta, the attendees, and our vibrant community for making it a resounding success!

Our topic captivated the audience to such an extent that we exceeded the allotted presentation time. Its compelling nature lies in its ability to address real-world problems effectively.

The engaged audience had some thought-provoking questions, and we couldn’t resist rewarding a few lucky attendees with some special Sourcico goodies.

Oh, and let’s not forget the delicious pizza and ice-cold beers that we enjoyed after the presentation, adding an extra touch of enjoyment to the event! Thank you for being a part of Sourcicode 2 – Killing the Frontend Monolith! Stay connected for more exciting updates and upcoming events!

Today, we are thrilled to celebrate a remarkable milestone in our journey: Sourcico’s 8th Anniversary in Macedonia! We couldn’t be prouder of the incredible team we have and the extraordinary accomplishments we’ve achieved together.

Over the past 8 years, Sourcico has become a trusted partner for businesses worldwide, providing cutting-edge solutions in software development. We have worked tirelessly to deliver excellence, constantly pushing boundaries and embracing the latest technologies to stay ahead of the curve.

As we raise a toast to 8 extraordinary years of Sourcico in Macedonia, let’s take a moment to reflect on the incredible journey we’ve had and the limitless possibilities that lie ahead. Together, we will continue to drive innovation, deliver excellence, and make a positive impact in the tech industry.

Here’s to many more years of success and continuous growth!

Remote offshore teams have faced many challenges and opportunities in the wake of the covid-19 pandemic. The global health crisis has accelerated the adoption of remote work and digital collaboration tools but has also exposed the gaps and risks in communication, coordination, and culture. However, remote offshore teams have adapted to the new normal and thrived in the post-covid era.

Did you know that Covid-19 had an unexpected positive influence on businesses? It may sound surprising, but it’s true! With the rise of remote working, location is no longer a limiting factor when it comes to finding top talent. Companies realize that they can run their operations entirely online without a specific central location, which has opened up a world of new opportunities for them.

Think of it like a powerful lock that has been removed, allowing businesses to tap into offshore software development services and reap the benefits. Offshore software development can help us to save costs, access a larger pool of skilled developers, and increase our productivity and efficiency. If you’re looking to boost your development capabilities, look no further! Contact us, and we’ll help you find the best option to suit your needs. Let’s embrace the new reality together and take your business to the next level!

The inaugural Sourcicode event happened yesterday at our Skopje office and was a huge success! Renowned experts Weko and Teo led an exciting journey through the world of JavaScript execution environments, event handling, and browser execution.

Attendees gained the tools and knowledge needed to write highly efficient code and optimize the performance of their applications. The session covered the dark secrets of the event loop, digging into v8, and insider tips for writing code that can take applications to the next level.

After the session, everyone had a blast playing 8-ball pool and table football while enjoying beer and pizza. Weko and Teo were also available to chat with attendees in our fun rooms.
For those who missed out, stay tuned for future events. Thank you to everyone who attended and made this event even better!