Adam Pash is the Editor-in-Chief of Lifehacker; he's been writing the site since 2005 and leading Lifehacker since 2009. Author of the third edition of Lifehacker's best-selling book and one of the first books ever published on the iPhone, Adam is also a self-taught software developer, having created popular apps like Texter and Mixtape.me. He has contributed to tech publications like PC World, Popular Science, and Wired, and is based in Los Angeles. You can see his posts here.
Habr was invented in 2006. At first, it was a modest newsfeed but over 12 years it has developed into a huge blog platform with multimillion and multicultural audience and unique services.
People post interesting content on different topics on Habr and leave comments. Here you can ask questions and get answers, discuss news and longreads, search for a new job or freelance, and directly communicate with major companies. It will be equally interesting for both programmers and journalists, administrators and advertisers, analysts and designers, senior and middle managers, large companies and startups owners, and also for all those who think that IT is not just two letters of the alphabet.