Toptal is a marketplace for top ARM developers, engineers, programmers, coders, architects, and consultants. Top companies and start-ups choose Toptal ARM freelancers for their mission-critical software projects.
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Freelance ARM Developer
Kamil is an experienced full-stack web developer, fully capable of carrying out complex projects from the concept phase through architecture design, impleme...ntation, and DevOps to maintenance. He takes care of all technical details along the way so his clients don't have to!
Freelance ARM Developer
Ivan is primarily a back-end developer with 18+ years of experience architecting and implementing server-side solutions, including distributed platforms, su...ch as blockchains, chat servers, and game back-ends. He has handled DBA operations, developed modules for PostgreSQL, and has experience developing firmware for IoT devices. He helped establish the Toptal blockchain specialization, served as a tech screener, and lectured for Toptal Academy.
Freelance ARM Developer
An energetic, creative, and versatile individual with extensive experience gained through over 20 years in software and IT services, Andy has worked in a ra...nge of roles encompassing software development, team, business and product management, technical sales, and consulting. His current focus is web technology (applications, modules, APIs) built on the Drupal platform. Originally from London, Andy now lives in Derby, UK.
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Depending on availability and how fast you can progress, you could start your no-risk trial with an ARM developer within 48 hours of signing up. Most of our engagements start within 2 weeks of discussing your project with us.
All of our talent are seasoned experts who ramp up quickly, readily contribute as core team members, and work with you to minimize onboarding time.
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Boring. That’s a word many people use to describe the server industry, although unexciting and uneventful would be a better fit. This is not necessarily a bad thing, because when something “exciting” happens to a server, it usually involves blue smoke and downtime. Luckily, the server space is about to get a bit more exciting, thanks to the introduction of servers based on ARM processors. In this post, Toptal Technical Editor and resident chip geek Nermin Hajdarbegovic explains why ARM processors could end up powering a server near you, and what this means for the software industry. The potential implications of ARM servers are huge, but there is no cause for alarm. This industry segment does not tend to evolve fast, and developers will have plenty of time to get ready.
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