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Roman Liutikov

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ABOUT ME

JavaScript/ClojureScript software engineer

JavaScript/ClojureScript software engineer

I'm doing web UIs in JavaScript, ClojureScript and React at work for more than 10 years. Contribute to open source and maintain libraries and tools for developers. Speak at conferences, organise workshops and mentor engineers. I prefer functional programming style and simplicity over clever solutions.
I can help you to learn React, JavaScript, Clojure or ClojureScript, or with your project that's based on a similar stack.

Ukrainian, English

Kyiv (+02:00)

Joined January 2016

EXPERTISE

8 years experience

Building rich UIs in ClojureScript and React since 2016.

Building rich UIs in ClojureScript and React since 2016.

React ClojureScript

React ClojureScript

12 years experience

Been doing UIs in JavaScript as well as backends in Node.js

Been doing UIs in JavaScript as well as backends in Node.js

JavaScript React

JavaScript React

8 years experience

I've created and worked on numerous web apps built with React. From simple dashboard to collaborative desktop grade editor experiences.

I've created and worked on numerous web apps built with React. From simple dashboard to collaborative desktop grade editor experiences.

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SOCIAL PRESENCE

GitHub

html-to-react-components

Converts HTML pages into React components

JavaScript

2102

162

webpack-closure-compiler

[DEPRECATED] Google Closure Compiler plugin for Webpack

JavaScript

467

25

Community Posts

Quickly Setting up an ES6 Project with Browserify, Babel & Hot Reloading

This article is not aiming to introduce another starter kit, but to figure out the minimum required tools to get started with ES2015 / ES6 JavaScript project.

Quick Tips

How to create and use Flux logger

In Flux architecture you have an entity called dispatcher. Every action goes through dispatcher to Flux stores. Turns out it's very useful to be able to see...