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1.  Angular >> Reactive Forms As we started to use forms at work for our project (which is fairly new) I thought I should refresh my knowledge about template-driven and reactive forms in Angular. Here is a great tutorial for reactive forms inside Angular documentation itself. I highly recommend using their documentation for all Angular-related problems, because it is one of the best I’ve seen so far. About reactive form itself – it may be the best way of handling forms in Angular when you have really strong domain-driven application. With that you can handle state, content and validation of your forms in very flexible way. It is also easy to create your own custom validators. 2. JavaScript >> Iterators and generators [ 1 ] [ 2 ] Last week there was a training session in my company during which my coworkers had an opportunity to refresh their knowledge about JavaScript (which was essential to move further into training). After the training I asked the...

Passion – that’s the answer for question above. I’m done here, thank you 😉 All my life I’ve bee chasing something that would give me huge satisfaction . Like always, some trials ended with failures (my first collage choice), other were pretty successful (writing my own novel). Two years ago I started making my first steps in programming and IT. Finally I completely lost my self in it and after some trials and errors I made it! I found my first job as Graduate Developer! You may be wondering: “What’s so special about it? Why should I even care?” And I will gladly answer that issue: I have no bloody idea 😉 Hi, I’m Kajetan and my story isn’t really different from any other story you hear about people just starting in IT. Five months ago I’ve begun graduate programme in a company making solutions for financial sector (insurances, accounting, etc.). After three months of internship I’ve been called for a review and got to know, that the company is interested in further w...