Live broadcast announcement

Wazzup in business: analysis of a sales tool

Wazzup is a service that combines messages from WhatsApp and Instagram and allows businesses to respond to customers directly from the CRM system.

On the air we will analyze:

— real business pains and how they are solved today

— live demo of the Wazzup product

— cases with implementation results

— cost, payback and conditions.

Speaker: Mikhail Epikhin, Commercial Director of Wazzup

When: June 25 at 18:00

Where: The Tech's YouTube Channel

🧵 Almaty Java Meetup — June 2026

🎤 Speaker: Marat Arslan, Java Developer at Magnum GO

Topic: Java Concurrency Broken Down

In this talk, we will break down the fundamental principles of multithreading and the challenges encountered both in real-world development and during technical interviews.

We will discuss:
• how Race Condition, Deadlock, and Livelock occur;
• why a superficial understanding of these topics leads to bugs;
• which approaches help detect and resolve such issues.

👥 Who should attend:
• Junior and Middle Java developers who want to confidently master concurrency;
• developers preparing for technical interviews;
• engineers working with multithreaded applications who want a deeper understanding of the topic.

📅 June 25, 2026 (Thursday)
🕖 Start time: 7:00 PM
📍 SmArt.Point Coworking Space, Freedom Hall

Participation is free, but registration is required via the link: https://forms.gle/zvocG1ucYsXT5D1J7

See you at the meetup! 🚀

A hands-on meeting on how to understand which skills AI enhances and which ones it already devalues. Let's look at which expertise can be quickly packaged into a product, consultation, training, or subscription, how to check demand, and how to start receiving payment.

Many already have knowledge and experience that people are willing to pay for. It's harder to choose the right format.: what to sell yourself, what to entrust to AI, and which ideas are better to abandon because they will soon become too cheap or unnecessary.

Anton and Andrey, the founders of EasyPay, will tell you:

• What AI hacks do they use in their work?;

• how to use AI to package expertise into a marketable format faster;

• how to monetize consultations, training, subscriptions, and digital products;

• how to accept payments by card and crypto, with withdrawal to fiat, without a long route through a foreign company, bank accounts and classic payments.

Bahrom, the founder of RiskOS Labs, will tell you:

• How to use AI for deep research around your expertise;

• how to find hypotheses for products, consultations, training, and subscriptions;

• how to understand which skills AI enhances, and which services will soon become too cheap;

• how to cut off ideas that are not worth wasting time on.

This is a meeting for those who want to use AI not for the sake of experiment, but to find, package and sell their expertise faster.

June 25, 2026, 20:00 GMT+5

Format: online