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Aris Markogiannakis
Rightmove
Ex – iJS speaker (2018) – Aris Markogiannakis is a Senior Web Developer and a Visiting Lecturer at City University of London and Birkbeck University.
He is well known for his contribution to the community, organiser for @jsmonthlylondon and co-founder and organiser of @cityjsconf.
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This Speaker originates from the archive of Dieser Speaker stammt aus dem Archiv von LondonLondon and und LondonLondon . Take me to the program of . Hier geht es zum aktuellen Programm von London London .
All talks by Aris Markogiannakis
No current talks available.
All talks by Aris Markogiannakis from other editions
London 2020 London 2020 -Building a universal app using NuxtJS with authentication and authorization made simple
London 2019 London 2019 -
The JavaScript Teacher/Student Imposter Syndrome
All talks by Aris Markogiannakis
No current talks available.
All talks by Aris Markogiannakis from other editions
London 2020 London 2020 -Building a universal app using NuxtJS with authentication and authorization made simple
London 2019 London 2019 -
The JavaScript Teacher/Student Imposter Syndrome
All talks by Aris Markogiannakis
No current talks available.
All talks by Aris Markogiannakis from other editions
London 2020 London 2020 -Building a universal app using NuxtJS with authentication and authorization made simple
London 2019 London 2019 -
The JavaScript Teacher/Student Imposter Syndrome
All talks by Aris Markogiannakis
No current talks available.
All talks by Aris Markogiannakis from other editions
London 2020 London 2020 -Building a universal app using NuxtJS with authentication and authorization made simple
London 2019 London 2019 -
The JavaScript Teacher/Student Imposter Syndrome