Talks

TypeScript doesn't punish you. It protects you. A friendly, practical case for why your next project should be TypeScript, not despite JavaScript, but because of it.

Docker explained by a frontend developer, for frontend developers. No DevOps jargon. Just practical containerization for the web stack you already know.

Live-coding codemods that transform callback hell into clean async/await. The talk where I refactored legacy code on stage and the audience followed along.

Before React. Before Vue. Before every abstraction layer. There was the DOM. And understanding it is still the most important skill a frontend developer can have.

The talk that saves the first 4 hours of every hackathon. Setting up development environments from scratch, fast, and getting a team productive before the pizza gets cold.

Bringing the global Node.js conversation back to Timisoara. Key takeaways from NodeConf London, distilled for the local community.

End-to-end mobile testing for iOS and Android using a single API. How to build a test suite that catches bugs before your users do.

Part 2 goes deeper into Appium's capabilities. Advanced selectors, gesture automation, and integrating mobile tests into continuous integration pipelines.

Taking the cross-platform mobile story back home. A practical walkthrough of building your first hybrid mobile app from scratch.

A product overview of melodia.ro, the music platform I built and maintained. The story of shipping a real product as a side project.

The final chapter: auditing, CPU profiling, and memory leak detection. The advanced DevTools skills that separate debugging novices from debugging experts.

A 3-part deep dive into the most powerful tool in every web developer's arsenal. Most developers use 5% of DevTools. This series covers the other 95%.

My first international talk. Building mobile apps with web technologies at a German tech incubator. The promise (and limitations) of hybrid mobile development.

Part 2 of the DevTools deep dive. This time: the Network and Timeline tabs. Understanding what happens between your code and the browser's rendering engine.