Vladimir Katansky

I'm proficient Javascript and Ember engineer. During work with these technologies I faced a lot of non trivial issues and tasks like writing the client-side architecture using Native Javascript on the enterprise app or extending existing libraries frameworks. Also I'm a a part of Ember community - while not at my main duties contributing into open source projects. I was lucky to sharpen my skills in Ember and JS mentoring my colleagues and students who don't event know what does programming mean. One of them working in my company after completing 6 month tutoring.

This was a supplementary technology in my experience, still I had a chance to sharpen my skills on html5 like writing my own Router framework.

Interaction between HTML and CSS is crucial part of learning the front-end development. Most of real world issues comes from cross-browser compatibility. I've worked in the times when IE6 still was in favour among our my first clients so I had an experience in graceful degradation and in backward compatibility keeping the design almost the same for all platforms