Moshe Baram

The QA Anarchist method came from my experience working as a QA in the beginning of my career. I saw the frustration in the eyes of the developers as I approached them with bugs that forced them to rewrite big chunks of their code, realizing I don't want to be a frustrated developer. My method is about the process of thinking about your code as a developer, evaluating everything as you write it, to the degree of thinking like an Anarchist who would like to corrupt what has just been built. With that in mind, a developer is able to produce a far better and more stable code.

Frontend and JavaScript has always been my passion. In the last 10 years I have worked non-stop with it, in many different variations, native JS, smaller to bigger libraries. Doing everything to provide the user with a great experience.

Have been building websites for customers, providing a clean and efficient code for HTML & CSS. From the horrible days of working with tables and inline styling, having to support IE6, to modern browsers and modern methods of development.