Beaver Codes
The very serious software company
Hello Beaver friends!
My name is Pavel Schoffer and I started Beaver Codes as a software consultancy company in 2020.
We at Beaver Codes are now focused on our own projects and software products. This space then serves as a journal of sorts for our CTO and founder – Pavel.
The content will be probably boring and therefore should not be read by anyone.
Two possibilities exist: either we are building software alone or we are not. Both are equally terrifying
Arthur C. Clarke (ish)
- The Beaver Bulletin – 2025 November
Here. we. go. One year of these bulletins is done. I went back to the first one, and oh boi did I have more hair there. ArbTask In November, we focused on the business side of ArbTask a bit more. It started by me begging for a business partner to join ArbTask on Venture Arena… Read more: The Beaver Bulletin – 2025 November - Newsletter
Just a short message here. I stopped posting updates on this page and I am testing LinkedIn’s newsletter instead. So if you are looking for what happened lately (and I didn’t fail to post monthly there) check it out. - 2024 Recap
What an exciting year 2024 was! I’ll highlight some important points. VC done wrong The year 2024 started on a high note when, together with Simon we raised ~ 100k USD of VC money to bring the future of EV truck charging. It was an idea that we worked on for a couple of months… Read more: 2024 Recap - No code is dead, long live low code
It was some time since I first started to experiment with nocode tools. No code is great There is no doubt that using those tools is quite faster than coding stuff with React and Bootstrap, as I usually do. It is also true that the result looks cleaner than what I usually design. I really… Read more: No code is dead, long live low code - Back to Trees
I took the option of slower summer months to learn a new skill – Tree climbing. Why? Working on Beaver Codes is fantastic. I love coding, so building software keeps me mentally fulfilled. At the same time, the software products scale very well, so it is a great way to pay the bills. On the… Read more: Back to Trees