Oursky is a Hong Kong based app development studio with a talented team of 40 people. Our apps are loved by millions of users and got features by the App Store from time to time. Apart from building apps, we have also been striving to contribute to the developer community and this year, we open source our backend solution, Skygear, which is originally built for internal use to replace Parse.
As an employee of OCF, she helps local communities handle the cash flow from their sponsors and provides them with the experience of organizing events.
Meanwhile, she has been a volunteer for COSCUP since 2010. In 2019, she will be the General coordinator of COSCUP 2019.
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CTO at @oursky. Father of two sons. Programmer who writes JS, python, golang. Read code, run marathons and drink whisky for better quality of life.
Tony Li is the product marketing manager director based in mainland China and is responsible for sales partners enablement, business development and market communication. He is a veteran in product marketing and marcom of IT products who has been serving major IT companies as market consultants. Tony is also a technology enthusiast with special interests in AI, cloud computing and data storage.
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