Engineering—07/05/2024
Why Patching Globals Is Harmful
I've released an Egghead course! 🎉
Learn how to mock REST and GraphQL APIs like with Mock Service Worker.
I was born in 1994 in a small town in eastern Ukraine. Unable to decide whom I wanted to be more—an astronaut or a drummer—I've slowly found myself in the grasp of graphic design. But the main reason I began learning it was so I would have a nice visual presentation for the "awesome" HTML sites I was building at the time.
I graduated from a medical university and moved to the Czech Republic to pursue a doctor's career. But life had different plans for me, and so it led me down the path of software engineering so I could affect the lives of thousands of other developers through the projects I would build.
Over the past decade I've been working as a software engineer in digital agencies, large corporations, and startups of various stages of acquisition. I've learned and taught, broken and fixed, but most importantly, had a chance to meet so many wonderful people along the way.
Now, I've joined EpicWeb to teach the world about automated testing!
I created this website to be a personal space where I could write about the things I would like to read myself. I draw topics from my experiences and my struggles so we could learn together.
Engineering—07/05/2024
Why Patching Globals Is Harmful
Engineering—10/05/2023
My Struggle With Remix
Engineering—23/12/2019
Debounce vs Throttle: Definitive Visual Guide
Open source plays a tremendous part in my engineering journey. This is my primary way of learning and I'm truly humbled to have influenced so many people with my projects. Here are just a few of them.
I've been priveleged to speak at a number of events around the globe. From cozy meetups to large international conferences, I speak about the topics that interest me, sharing my knowledge with others.
TestJS Summit 2023
I talk API mocking, web standards, and how Mock Service Worker merries the two together.
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