My talk "Deep Dive TypeScript" at #froscon (in german) youtube.com/watch?v=logGqr…

Verifying myself: I am dzuvic on Keybase.io. kJEn5y62tOT3NmACJLJ1q-Jq2_5ffK7hzyCR / keybase.io/dzuvic/sigs/kJ…

I finally managed to make a new (small) release of my type extractor: github.com/dzuvic/jtsgen/…

AngularJS advanced Schulung mit @deflip_de von theCodeCampus bei Maik #angularJS #advanced

reveal.js Folien für den #xdde15 Vortrag "Readable Code" auf github.com/dzuvic/slides-… verfügbar

Best feedback about my last talk from Benjamin Felis - I think i'll try Graphic Recording on my own. Thanks.

We are sponsoring pizza and beer at the next StuttgartJS Stuttgart JS meetup. Hope to see you there meetup.com/de-DE/stuttgar…

Setup NativeScript and Angular 2 blog.thecodecampus.de/setup-nativesc…

Memory leaks may also be a problem on a JS stack, as Kai Henzler describes in blog.thecodecampus.de/avoid-memory-l…

Very inspiring talk by D. Zuvic about JSR-308 and type annotations in #Java JUG Karlsruhe @[email protected] #etka16 #etk2016

👏 The 2nd talk is set! Roman Roelofsen 'll give us an introduction to ReactiveExtensions* Looking forward to see you on July 12th! meetu.ps/2YBzp9

Artikel: Der pragmatische Ansatz von #TypeScript von D. Zuvic informatik-aktuell.de/entwicklung/pr…

Get started with #Angular2 Animate: Create a Sliding Side Navigation blog.thecodecampus.de/angular-2-anim…

Great Angular2 live coding session with @philippburgmer #ipc16 #js #angular x.com/webtechcon/sta…

Video des Vortrags "Don't be the next Ashley Madison - Penetrationstests für Entwickler" jetzt auf ow.ly/Ypda3089G60

Trainer des Tages: @philippburgmer! Erfahrt mehr über ihn und seine Sessions bei den #AngularDays: ow.ly/O88z309Qaf4

Folien meines #etka17 Vortrags Java Type → TypeScript goo.gl/lvNCMn

Blog article: The easiest way to unsubscribe from Observables in #Angular #RxJS medium.com/thecodecampus-…

Introducing Tydux, a #TypeScript friendly library for state management, inspired by #Redux: github.com/w11k/Tydux

D. Zuvic ... und am Nachmittag ist D. Zuvic nochmal im Java-Track. Nun mit dem Thema Kotlin und dessen Integration von/nach Java.