In this episode, we hear from Sara Drasner, interviewed by Pooya Parsa.

Sara is the VP of developer experience at Netlify, and also a Vuejs Core team member. Pooya is a full-time consultant at Passionate People and a member of the Nuxtjs Core team.

In this episode we hear from Tim Benniks, the director of web development at valtech Paris, and a returning speaker at Frontend Love and Vuejs Amsterdam.

In this episode, we hear from Maria Lamardo, frontend engineer at Pendo, speaker, and vuejs community partner.

In this episode, we hear from Nader Dabit.

Besides being an accomplished speaker and amazing teacher, Nader is a senior developer advocate at AWS where he drives the adoption of AWS services and brings feedback to the engineering teams involved in the implementation of these services.

In this episode, we hear from Lee Boonstra.

Besides being an accomplished author, Lee is an applied AI engineer and a Google developer advocate, specifically, on conversational AI.

In this episode, we hear from Tony Edwards.

Tony is, as he describes himself, a curator and creator of awesomeness at Future Sync Events, an organization he founded and directs himself.

In this episode, we hear from Kitze.

He’s known for his outgoing and outspoken style when delivering talks and workshops. As a successful software developer and great teacher, he is the creator of React Academy and founder of Sizzy, the browser for developers and designers. You may also know him by his other projects, such as twizzle, ok-google, and jsui.

In this episode, we hear from Yan Cui, also known as the “Burning Monk”.

Yan currently works as an independent consultant but is well known as a great speaker, trainer, and as he describes himself, an AWS serverless hero.

On this episode, we hear from Sander Hoogendoorn, the chief architect at Quby, where he coaches the architecture teams and leads the Fiona initiative, building a new multi-tenants, multi-device micro services platform with continuous deployment. As a successful author, Sander has published hundreds of famous articles, also a few best-selling books such as “This is Agile” and “Pragmatic Modelling with UML”. He’s known for his outgoing and enthusiastic style when giving lectures and talks.