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We took a glance back at 2022, but now we are absolutely ready and excited to launch the greatness that…
What a year it was! We don’t know about you, but it was a good one here at Split Tech…
Hello there! It’s me, Ivan. 🙂 How about spending your holidays learning more about NFTs?! So far, we’ve covered the basics of…
We are always extremely happy to share great news from the Split Tech City community with our readers. Such is…
In the northern hemisphere, today marks the last day of autumn. This means that winter officially begins its reign tomorrow…
The Split Tech City community has recently been full of exciting news. 😀 One such piece of great news comes…
Among the latest interesting things from the domestic tech sector is the launch of a designer clothing line! Blank, Infobip,…
Yesterday evening we got together at D16 Coffee for a little bit of holiday cheer in the form of the…
We say “little” but quite a few new meetups popped up, while some old ones got given new life and…
Deloitte’s Technology Fast 50 competition is recognized as the most important and credible measure of innovation and technological excellence in…
Or, as others would describe him – “Ludi Englez”! Translated from Croatian to English as “Crazy Englishman”, we’d agree with…
This year, of course! We’d apologize for that clickbait title, but it did bring you here now, did it?! 😉…
It’s almost like they were preparing us for that World Cup game we all watched yesterday: the winners were losing,…
The sixth edition of the Smart City Challenge hackathon took place this past weekend in the SPINIT incubator. As the…
The 136th edition of the OpenCoffee Split meetup, held on November 25th at Smartspace, was the opportunity to hear first-hand…
Include has stood proudly for years among the Split Tech City members. Well, “standing” is actually an incorrect word to…
