Tudor Munteanu

Python is currently my favourite programming language and I've been writing a wide range of apps and scripts: from CMSes in Django, Flask or Mezzanine for high profile clients, to data science experiements in Pandas and NumPy as well as day-to-day scripts that help with image processing and task automation. A few years ago I had a talk about TDD in Django at PyCon Asia.

I've been building iOS apps for 6 years, from games to content based apps, most of them interacting with REST APIs. I"ve been using most of Apple's major iOS frameworks: CoreLocation, CoreData, CoreImage, AVFoundation, SpriteKit, CoreGraphics, MapKit as well as 3rd party ones.

Git has been a trustworthy tool for most of my development career. Moving to git from SVN was a huge leap towards a more natural and decentralised workflow. I've been using git on my own projects as well as in a team context, from 2-3 to 30+ developers. My go-to workflow is git-flow.

A lot of the apps I've deployed required a back-end and I usually maintain the tech stack on the server, managing and optimizing all the dependent services to enable a smooth and stable throughput of data for tens of thousands of users.

Despite working most of the time in other languages, I still admire Wordpress for its well documented and consistent code-base. One of the products I built and sold was relying on a Wordpress plugin which I've built from scratch. The plugin deeply integrated with Wordpress posts and their various publishing states and communicated with a REST API.