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Low Code Legends: 5 minutes with Oleg Oksyuk, CEO of AllRight.io

Published: April 13, 2021, 10:30 p.m.

This is Low Code Legends: quick hits with top people in low and no code.

Today: Oleg Oksyuk.

While working in startups on the engineering side I created cool things like Adobe Flash Player for Embedded Linux and MPEG/H264 Video Streaming with Fast Forward and Rewind without bitrate increase (according to Apple engineers that was impossible). Then I started to found startups and switched to the business side with many ideas that failed after fast trials of 2-6 months (including Ethereal Lite - Create art with your bare fingers in the air) and modest success in LiveExpert (an expert advice marketplace). I've been working on AllRight, an online English School for kids for the last 4 years, where I've built the team to 80 people ... not counting 700 teachers.