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  • [18] Florin Pop

    In this episode we have Florin Pop, Front-End Developer, JS enthusiast, blogger and content creator, talking about:

    • How Florin started a career as a front-end developer
    • How he started posting and making a career from being a content creator on social media
    • How hard was for him to make recurrent technical content in time spent creating and responding to all messages he gets
    • How does he pick his topics for the YT tutorials and live streaming sessions and which of them are the most popular
    • His personal coding challenges and THE $200 CHALLENGE
    • How hard was it for him to build his Road to Glory
    • What should our listeners that are interested in making online content should know beforehand from his experiences
    • What are the Good parts vs. Not so good parts of having such a big social media presence
    • If making social media content is a full time job and if you can make a living out of it
    • His advice for all Front-End devs that want to be like him when they grow up
    • His future plans and projects
    • Be sure to follow him on:
      • https://twitter.com/florinpop1705
      • https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCeU-1X402kT-JlLdAitxSMA
      • https://www.instagram.com/florinpop17/
      • https://www.twitch.tv/florinpop17
      • https://codepen.io/FlorinPop17/
      • https://www.florin-pop.com/
        • News
        JSLeague new workshops:

        Intro to Angular & Node.js for Students Workshop

        5-6th of September 2020 @ Online

        Question of Ep.#18

        What content creators do you follow on social media ?

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        As always you can send us questions for our guests, answers to the Interview Question and general feedback and suggestions at [email protected]

        1 hr 6 min
      • [17] Natalia Venditto

        In this episode we have Natalia Venditto, an awesome front-end developer, Principal Lead Developer @Netcentric & Google Developer Expert talking about:

        • How Natalia started a career as a front-end developer
        • Interesting projects she has worked on and edgy tech stack she is currently using
        • Her experience and challenges as a software architect
        • Her experience as an international conference speaker and tips and tricks on how to start speaking at technical events
        • Her most read and commented on technical articles
        • Why Web Accessibility is important in one's software development process and why it should be considered a best practice
        • Her further plans in developing new skills as a FE developer
        • The process of becoming a Google Developer Expert and next steps being a GDE
        • Her involvement in organizing Women Techmakers Barcelona and their projects as a community
        • How does she manage to find time between family life, conferences, daily job, writing technical articles and other personal projects
        • Her future plans and projects as a software developer
          • News

          Well... given the pandemic situation, all major conferences are postponed or canceled until further notice

          Question of Ep. #17

          Given an unsorted array of integers, find the length of the longest consecutive elements sequence.


          For example, given [100, 4, 200, 1, 3, 2], the longest consecutive element sequence is [1, 2, 3, 4]. Return its length: 4.

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          As always you can send us questions for our guests, answers to the Interview Question and general feedback and suggestions at [email protected]

          41 min
        • [16] Alexandru Badiu

          In this episode we have Alexandru Badiu, Software Engineer @BEN talking about:

          • How Alex started a career as a programmer
          • How was his experience as a founding member of the Drupal Community in Bucharest
          • The status of Drupal nowadays and their pivot
          • His experience with edgy or esoteric technologies
          • His experience making music and the web tools he's played with
          • The reason behind his relocation to London and his experience as a Software Manager
          • His weird interest in pigs and his social media accounts
          • Future plans and projects as a software developer
            • News
            JSLeague new workshops:

            Intro to Node.js - 28th of March 2020 @WildCodeSchool (https://ove.ro/jsleague-intro-to-node-workshop)

            Events:

            Codette Celebration Day - 7th of March 2020 @TechHub Bucharest (https://codette.ro/celebration)

            JSHeroes - 23-24th of April 2020 @Cluj-Napoca (https://jsheroes.io)

            VoxxedDays Front-End - 19-20th of May 2020 @Sheraton Hotel (https://romania.voxxeddays.com/frontend/voxxed-days-frontend-bucharest-2020/)

            JSCamp - 21st of September 2020 @RadisonBlu Hotel (https://www.jscamp.ro)

            revo.js - 8-9th of October 2020 @Timisoara (https://revojs.ro/)

            Question of Ep.#16

            Given a real number n, find the square root of n. For example, given n = 9, return 3.

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            As always you can send us questions for our guests, answers to the Interview Question and general feedback and suggestions at [email protected]

            1 hr 25 min
          • [15] Claudia Ifrim

            In this episode we have Claudia Ifrim, Software Developer at EOS Code Lab and PhD at Politehnica University of Bucharest, talking about:

            • How Claudia started a career as a programmer
            • The reason behind her decision to follow a PhD
            • Her experience as a teacher in an University and how students learn new technologies
            • How did she start the Drupal Bucharest (https://www.meetup.com/drupal-bucuresti/) community along with Alex Badiu
            • What kind of projects she has developed and the tech stack used
            • How does she see the evolution of front-end technologies as a full stack developer and what should we expect in the future
            • What is GIS and what is its applicability in development
            • Her experience as the new JSLeague trainer and her first workshop about Intro to Docker
            • Her future plans and projects as a software developer
              • News
              JSLeague new workshops:

              Intro to Docker - 1st of February 2020 at WildCodeSchool (https://ove.ro/jsleague-intro-to-docker-workshop)

              Testing Angular Apps with Cypress and Jest - 22nd of February 2020 at WildCodeSchool (https://ove.ro/jsleague-testing-angular-apps-cypress-jest)

              Question of Ep.#15

              Given a binary tree, return the level of the tree with the minimum sum

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              As always you can send us questions for our guests, answers to the Interview Question and general feedback and suggestions at [email protected]

              32 min
            • [14] Bogdan Raduta

              In this episode we have Bogdan Raduta, Applications Cluster Manager at RINF TECH, software engineer and Angular Bucharest (https://www.meetup.com/AngularJS-Bucharest/) co-founder, talking about:

              • How Bogdan started a career as a programmer
              • His experience as a technical lead and awesome projects he worked on all these years
              • Why did he changed paths from being CTO @Qualitance to working at Rinf Tech
              • What is ENSO Foundation (https://enso-foundation.org/) and how did it all start
              • His involvement in Bucharest School of AI (https://www.facebook.com/bucharestschoolofai/)
              • What type of cool projects is he developing at Rinf Tech
              • How is it being involved in the developer community in Bucharest
              • His future plans as a developer and manager
                • News

                We have ended 2019 being the developer community in Bucharest with most events: we organized 13 community workshops (https://www.jsleague.ro/workshops.html), 1 JSHacks hackathon (https://jshacks.io/) and 1 JSQuiz (https://www.facebook.com/events/463913434245064/), so we have this nice thing going on for us.

                We are preparing for an awesome 2020 year of workshops and events and we have already have decided the first 3 community workshops, so stay tuned!

                Question of Ep.#14

                What would you like to listen next year at JSLeague Show, either subjects or awesome people you would like to hear. Email us your thoughts at [email protected]

                Next Guest

                Claudia Ifrim, software engineer and the new JSLeague trainer

                Contact us:

                As always you can send us questions for our guests, answers to the Interview Question and general feedback and suggestions at [email protected]

                58 min
              • [13] Alex Moldovan

                In this episode we have Alex Moldovan, software engineer and JSHeroes (https://jsheroes.io/) organizer, talking about:

                • How Alex started a career as a programmer
                • How he got involved into Cluj JS community - Cluj JavaScripters
                • His role at TeleportHQ and the products they are developing
                • How is it to organize JSHeroes, the first JS conference in Romania
                • JSHeroes 2019 had an emphasis on mental health and why did they address such an uncommon topic
                • The plans for JSHeroes 2020
                • Why does he think that we should talk more about optimization, accessibility and user centered design as web developers
                • His opinion on different JS technologies and how dev communities are disscussing on social media
                • Edgy technologies he has been working with
                • Future plans as a developer
                  • News
                  JSLeague new workshops:

                  Intro to GraphQL - 12th of October 2019 - https://ove.ro/jsleague-intro-graphql

                  JS Events:

                  revo.js - 3-4th of October 2019 - https://revojs.ro/

                  JSHacks - 25-27th of October 2019 - https://jshacks.io/

                  Question of Ep.#13

                  Given a clock time in hh:mm format, determine, to the nearest degree, the angle between the hour and the minute hands.

                  Next Guest

                  Claudia Ifrim, software engineer and the new JSLeague trainer

                  Contact us:

                  As always you can send us questions for our guests, answers to the Interview Question and general feedback and suggestions at show@jsleague .ro

                  1 hr 21 min
                • [12] Sabin Marcu

                  In this episode we have Sabin Marcu, React developer and JSLeague trainer, talking about:

                  • How Sabin started a career as a programmer
                  • His experience studying CS at Southampton University
                  • His role in the tech society he founded
                  • His entrepreneurial experience as the CEO of a tech startup
                  • Cool technologies he worked with
                  • Awesome projects he develops
                  • React cool features
                  • Why any developer should use React in his/her project
                  • Edgy new technologies: yay or nay
                  • His rant about Vue.js
                  • Future plans and his career as a front-end developer
                    • News
                    JSLeague new workshops:

                    JS Beyond the Basics - 14th of September (https://www.jsleague.ro/community/javascript-beyond-basics)

                    ES6 Fundamentals - 21st of September (https://www.jsleague.ro/community/es6-fundamentals)

                    TypeScript Fundamentals - 28th of September (https://www.jsleague.ro/community/typescript-fundamentals)

                    JS Conferences:

                    JSCamp Bucharest 2019 - 24th of September (https://jscamp.ro/)

                    JSConf Budapest 2019 - 26-27th of September - JSLEAGUE19 discount code for the community (https://jsconfbp.com/)

                    revo.js - 3-4th of October (https://revojs.ro/)

                    Question of Ep.#12

                    Given a string with repeated characters, rearrange the string so that no two adjacent characters are the same. If this is not possible, return None.

                    For example, given "aaabbc", you could return "ababac". Given "aaab", return None.

                    Solutions for Ep.#11 - https://github.com/JSLeague/jsleague-show/tree/master/solutions-ep11

                    Next Guest

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                    As always you can send us questions for our guests, answers to the Interview Question and general feedback and suggestions at show@jsleague .ro

                    56 min
                  • [11] Ives van Hoorne

                    In this episode we have Ives van Hoorne, ambitious developer and founder of CodeSandbox (https://codesandbox.io), talking about:

                    • How Ives started a career as a programmer
                    • His career path and the intership at Facebook
                    • How he got the idea of CodeSandbox
                    • The tech stack behind CodeSandbox
                    • With the recent investment, the plans for expanding CodeSandbox
                    • How did he meet with Bogdan, our Vue.js trainer at JSLeague
                    • Future plans for CodeSandbox and for himself as a developer
                    • How did he end up in Southeast Asia backpacking
                    • The transition between being a developer to product team lead
                    • How is it to be a frequent speaker at international conferences
                    • How hard is it to have a remote team
                    • Where can people find more about him and CodeSandbox
                      • News
                      JSLeague new workshops:

                      JS Beyond the Basics - 14th of September (https://www.jsleague.ro/community/javascript-beyond-basics)

                      ES6 Fundamentals - 21st of September (https://www.jsleague.ro/community/es6-fundamentals)

                      TypeScript Fundamental - 28th of September (https://www.jsleague.ro/community/typescript-fundamentals)

                      JS Conferences:

                      JSCamp Bucharest 2019 - 24th of September (https://jscamp.ro/)

                      JSConf Budapest 2019 - 26-27th of September (https://jsconfbp.com) JSLEAGUE19 discount code for the community

                      revo.js - 3-4th of October (https://revojs.ro/)

                      Question of Ep.#11

                      Write a function that finds the n-th number of the Fibonacci sequence

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                      As always you can send us questions for our guests, answers to the Interview Question and general feedback and suggestions at [email protected]

                      54 min
                    • [10] Florin Oancea

                      In this episode we have Florin Oancea, front-end developer, community member, our biggest fan and a JS enthusiast talking about:

                      • How Florin started a career as a programmer
                      • What advice he has for people that start learning programming
                      • His personal project called js101 and where can we find it
                      • His opinion about Mihail’s interview questions about weird algorithms
                      • Some questions for Mihail & Diana
                        1. This edition is the tenth edition of JSLeague podcast, back then when you have recorded the first edition did you expect to reach this number? What are your plans for the next episodes? I believe this year is fully booked.
                        2. What about the JSLeague mission “to take developers from good to great”? How many devs have reached your goal?
                        3. Do you have plans to expand your area of expertise, I mean to add new technologies or to remove other workshops?
                        4. Surprise
                          5. News

                          JSCamp Bucharest 2019 (https://jscamp.ro/) - 24th of September

                          JSConf Budapest 2019 (https://jsconfbp.com/) - 26-27th of September - JSLEAGUE19 discount code for the community

                          revo.js (https://revojs.ro/) - 3-4th of October

                          Question of Ep.#10

                          Write a function that takes a string as a parameter and finds the character that only appears once in that string

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                          As always you can send us questions for our guests, answers to the Interview Question and general feedback and suggestions at show@jsleague .ro

                          1 hr 5 min
                        5. [9] Alexandra Anghel

                          In this episode we have Alexandra Anghel, co-founder and CTO MorphL, entrepreneur and Program Director of StepFWD (https://stepfwd.today/), the first Romanian pre-accelerator program for teams that have at least a female co-founder.

                          • How Alexandra started a career in CS
                          • How did she get to be a startup co-founder and entrepreneur
                          • Her experience at international startup accelerator programs
                          • How hard is it for females in business to receive funding and support for their startups
                          • How did the idea of StepFWD start
                          • What is StepFWD and why people should apply
                          • Her piece of advice for women starting in business and / or in tech
                          • What is new with MorphL since we had Ciprian on the first episode
                          • Future plans for her, Codette and StepFWD
                            • News

                            JSCamp Bucharest 2019 (https://jscamp.ro/) - 24th of September

                            JSConf Budapest 2019 (https://jsconfbp.com/) - 26-27th of September - JSLEAGUE19 discount code for the community

                            Our friends from tim.js, the JS community from Timisoara are organizing a JS conference on the 3-4thof October, don’t make plans, CFP open: revo.js (https://revojs.ro/)

                            Question of Ep.#9

                            Discussion: What are your favorite conferences, talks, speakers so far ?

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                            As always you can send us questions for our guests, answers to the Interview Question and general feedback and suggestions at [email protected]

                            34 min

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