Fedor Obraztsov
For software developers and computer science students needing quick, offline access to syntax examples and interview prep materials.
SQL Recipes
Snapshot
Who is Fedor Obraztsov?
Providing developers and students with offline-first, multi-language code reference tools to accelerate learning and interview preparation.
Target audience
Portfolio
Free 14Last updated
SQL Recipes
v4.07
2mo ago
Publisher DNA
What defines Fedor Obraztsov?
Publisher DNA
Primary focus
Developer reference tools and code snippet libraries
Scale
indie
Target audience
Software developers and computer science students needing quick, offline access to syntax examples and interview prep materials.
Origin
The project originated as a resource for learning and comparing programming language syntax through specific code examples.
Signature Patterns
- •Focus on offline-first functionality for developer reference
- •Monetization via a consistent paid-app model across the entire portfolio
- •Curated content specifically designed for technical interview and exam preparation
- •Cross-platform support for multiple programming languages within a single utility framework
Portfolio momentum
With 0 releases in the last 6 months across 3 active apps, the portfolio is currently in a maintenance phase.
Company profile
medium confidence- Founded
- 2015
Portfolio
What does Fedor Obraztsov ship?
Apps
23 apps analysed
Analysis in progress
Distributed across 8 markets, strongest in Europe.
Based on 5 of 23 apps with localized market data, more coverage rolling in as scans complete · last scanned .
Americas (2)
- United States5 / 5
- Brazil1 / 5
Europe (4)
- Germany5 / 5
- France4 / 5
- Italy2 / 5
- Portugal1 / 5
Asia-Pacific (2)
- Japan5 / 5
- South Korea4 / 5
Core markets (5/5 apps)
User Sentiment
How do users feel about their apps?
1
Positive apps
0
Neutral / mixed
0
Negative apps
75/100
Avg sentiment score
Rivals
Who does Fedor Obraztsov compete with?
The rivals identified
Nemeses(5)
known for
CodeMaster - Mobile Coding IDE
Both apps target software developers needing mobile-accessible coding tools, creating direct competition for the same user's limited mobile screen time.
Provides a focused Swift learning path that overlaps with Code Recipes language coverage but lacks maintenance.
Competes for the same developer audience by providing a social learning layer that extends beyond static code samples.
Both apps target developers learning Go through code-based examples, creating direct competition for users seeking quick reference material.
This app targets the same database-focused developer audience but shifts the utility from reference-based code snippets to structured, beginner-oriented tutorials.
Contenders(37)
Both apps target developers seeking mobile coding tools, but they diverge between static reference libraries and active development environments.
Directly competes with the reference library model by providing a collection of technical cheat sheets.
Both apps target the developer community, with Code Recipes providing syntax references while the rival offers a roadmap for App Store publishing and account setup.
Offers a classic environment for studying BASIC, though it requires an active internet connection.
Both apps target developers seeking quick syntax references for technical tasks, creating direct competition for users needing fast, offline-accessible command or code snippets.
Provides a specialized reference for Flutter and Dart, mirroring the reference library model for a specific framework.
Both apps target software developers and students seeking technical interview preparation and programming language support. They compete directly for user attention within the developer productivity and education categories.
Acts as a technical reference for a specific SDK, serving developers who need implementation examples.
Both apps compete for the same developer audience by offering free utility tools that occupy limited device storage and user attention.
Both apps target developers seeking Golang proficiency, competing for the same audience through distinct approaches to language learning and reference.
Both apps target developers seeking SQL proficiency, with Golang & SQL providing static reference material while SQL Bubble Pop offers interactive, gamified training.
Both apps target developers seeking language-specific reference material and structured learning, competing for the same time-constrained user base looking for technical skill acquisition.
Both applications target developers learning Go, with Golang & SQL providing reference recipes while Learn Go offers structured lessons and an AI mentor.
Both apps target developers and students requiring mobile programming tools, creating functional overlap for users who need to reference syntax or execute code on the go.
Both apps target software developers and students with technical reference content, creating direct overlap in the interview and exam preparation utility.
Both apps target developers managing code snippets, though Code Recipes Pro provides a curated library while Code Notes focuses on user-generated concept retention. They compete for the same audience of students and developers seeking to improve their technical workflow.
Both apps target mobile developers seeking coding utility, creating competition for users choosing between static syntax reference and active code prototyping.
Both apps target software developers seeking JavaScript resources, competing for the same user base through free, accessible programming documentation and reference tools.
Both applications target software developers seeking JavaScript knowledge and interview preparation, creating direct competition for user attention within the programming education category.
SwiftlyCS targets the same developer audience seeking quick Swift syntax references, directly overlapping with the Swift language support provided by Code Recipes Pro.
Both applications target developers and students requiring offline programming tools on mobile devices, creating a direct overlap in the portable coding utility market.
Both apps target developers seeking mobile coding utility, with Code Recipes providing reference material and QuickCode providing an active editing environment.
Both applications target the JavaScript programming education market, competing for the attention of developers seeking syntax references or practice environments.
Both applications target developers seeking SQL reference materials, creating a direct overlap in utility for database management syntax lookups.
Both apps target developers and students preparing for SQL technical interviews and exams, creating direct competition for users seeking SQL reference material.
Both apps target developers seeking to master Go programming, with Golang & SQL providing reference recipes while Learn Go Programming offers structured tutorials.
Both apps target mobile developers, with JDoodle providing active compilation and AI tools while Code Recipes offers a static reference library for syntax.
Stackrover targets the same JavaScript developer audience by offering an interactive training manual and knowledge base that overlaps with the reference utility of JavaScript Recipes.
This app provides a mobile Go compiler, directly overlapping with the core utility of the source app for Golang developers.
Both apps target users seeking programming knowledge, though Code Recipes Pro provides a reference library of code snippets while Coding User offers step-by-step tutorials for specific platforms like Linux and Raspberry Pi.
Both apps target the developer learning and productivity space, competing for the time of users seeking code-related resources on iOS.
Both apps target developers and students seeking code references, creating direct competition for users looking for quick syntax lookups or programming practice.
Both applications target JavaScript developers and students, competing directly through shared code library features and exam preparation tools.
Both applications provide code reference libraries for developers, though the rival restricts its scope to Swift while Code Recipes Pro supports 13 programming languages.
Both apps target software engineers learning Go, with overlapping utility for offline study and technical reference.
Both apps target developers seeking quick syntax references, with Swifter for SwiftUI narrowing the focus to visual component previews while Code Recipes provides a broader 13-language library.
Both apps target developers seeking to improve JavaScript skills and prepare for technical interviews. They compete for the same audience by offering educational content and career-focused reference materials.
Same space(39)
Programming Hub offers a broader educational curriculum than the reference-focused Code Recipes.
Provides a cloud-synced environment for rapid prototyping, serving users who require more than static reference.
Shifts the focus from reference to active practice through an integrated mobile code editor.
This app provides specialized management for MS SQL Server, serving the database administration needs of the source app's audience.
This database client targets the same professional developer audience as the source app for SQLite-based projects.
It targets the same educational audience as the source app but focuses on active SQL skill acquisition through daily gamified exercises.
Targets beginners with a specific language focus, providing a self-contained learning and testing environment.
Provides a professional development environment for remote server management, serving a more advanced user than Code Recipes.
It acts as a direct alternative for SQL learners, focusing on a pre-loaded environment to lower the barrier to entry.
Extends iOS automation capabilities through a custom language, serving power users instead of general coders.
Targets the same beginner demographic but focuses on time-constrained micro-learning rather than broad reference.
It shares the source app's focus on offline-capable mobile development, though it targets C/C++ rather than Golang.
known for
SwiftBites - Learn How to Code in Swift with Interactive Mini Lessons
This app targets the same educational segment as the source app but focuses on Swift programming through interactive lessons.
Serves developers needing mobile-first coding and remote server administration, moving beyond the reference-only scope.
Offers a desktop-grade editing experience for mobile developers, focusing on productivity rather than reference.
This tool complements the source app by providing real-time assistance during the technical interviews that the source app helps users prepare for.
Extends mobile utility by providing a local web server environment for PHP development.
Users report: Targets early STEM education for children, contrasting with the professional reference focus of the source app.
Focuses on driving theory tests, which is unrelated to the programming reference focus of the source app.
Serves as a quick-reference tool for gaming, mirroring the utility of Code Recipes for a different user segment.
This app is a direct competitor for Golang developers, offering mobile compilation capabilities similar to the source app's focus.
Targets .NET developers with a specialized IDE, diverging from the general-purpose reference library model.
Targets the educational segment but focuses on visual logic for children rather than professional code samples.
It serves developers who need to read and capture code snippets on the go, aligning with the source app's reference utility.
This app serves as an educational platform for SQL, targeting the same learning-focused audience as the source app.
Offers a specific IDE for Scheme development, providing a deeper, language-specific environment than a general reference app.
Provides a specialized component library for SwiftUI, serving as a targeted reference tool for a specific framework.
It targets the same audience interested in the Go programming language, though it focuses on the board game rather than software development.
Fibu positions itself as a project-based learning alternative to the reference-heavy model of JavaScript Recipes.
It serves web developers who need to manage remote files, complementing the source app's focus on code patterns.
Offers a comprehensive mobile IDE with an online compiler, providing more active development features than the source app.
Offers a desktop-class editing environment for power users, whereas the source app is a lightweight reference tool.
Uses gamified challenges to teach programming, acting as a more interactive alternative to static reference libraries.
Yolmo serves as an interactive coding environment alternative to the static reference library of JavaScript Recipes.
Code Quiz acts as a knowledge assessment tool for the same languages covered in the source app.
Targets the same mobile developer audience but provides guided instruction for specific frameworks.
Offers a functional development environment for Python, contrasting with the reference-only nature of Code Recipes.
This app aids the same target audience in preparing for technical interviews through visual algorithm explanations.
JSBox enables native iOS automation, serving as a more advanced tool for developers using JavaScript.
New entrants(5)
Focuses on interactive learning paths, contrasting with the static reference library approach.
It provides structured interview preparation for software engineers, aligning with the career-focused goals of the source app's audience.
Provides a side-by-side comparison of 38 languages, offering a more granular reference tool than Code Recipes.
Visual Code Editor provides a full IDE experience that competes with the reference-based model by enabling live code execution.
This app provides targeted interview preparation, serving the same career-oriented developer audience as the source app.
The Analyst's Read
The bottom line on Fedor Obraztsov
Bottom line
Fedor Obraztsov is a disciplined indie publisher with a clear focus on the developer reference niche. Their high weighted rating signals strong product-market fit for their specific 'code recipe' format, though the lack of recent updates indicates a stable, passive-income orientation.
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What fed this analysis
- Apps analyzed:
- 3
- With full intel:
- 0
- With overview:
- 3
- Website scraped:
- yes
- Social presence:
- no