I'm working in the field of tech since 2017. I like researching and getting to know how things started or how I could improve them! I like learning and sharing my knowledge about development/research/design and visual arts. I also try to promote my passions through videos and articles. My hobbies include travelling and working out.

• Currently working as a devrel specialising in creating content, building communities, creating strategies, organizing online (and offline) events and conferences. Previously worked at Cosine, Vue School, CrabNebula and Hashnode.
• My studies include a master's in Graphical Art and Multimedia, while I have a major in Informatics and Telecommunications of Engineering.
• My "side projects" are creating YouTube videos, writing tech articles, mentoring code newbies, etc.

At first, it can be quite nerve-racking but after you meet a few people, you forget your worries and start having fun.

I have participated as a speaker at:

• SKJ JS 25 in Greece
• Shift Conference 24 in Croatia
• WebSummer 24 in Croatia
• JNation 24 in Portugal
• InfosharePL 24 in Poland
• VoxxedDays Ioannina 24 in Greece
• CityJs 23 in Serbia
• WeAreDevelopers World Congress 23 in Germany
• JNation 23 in Portugal
• Neos Conference 23 in Germany
• NDC London 23 in UK
• Build Stuff 22 in Lithuania
• Voxxed Days 22 in Romania
• Init Conference 22 in Bosnia & Herzegovina
• Voxxed Days Thessaloniki 22 in Greece
• Codegarden22 in Denmark
• JS World Conference 22 in the Netherlands
• CityJS Athens 22 in Greece
• BeJS22 in Belgium
• NDC Porto22 in Portugal
• jsday in Italy
• ConFrontJs22 in Poland
• NDC Oslo21 in Norway
• Angular-Up in Israel
• InfoShiftBip in Croatia
• PyOdessa in Ukraine
• Covalence in San Fransisco
• Confrontjs in Poland
• Devops Unicorns in Latvia
• CFCamp in Germany
• Let’s test in South Africa
• PyWebConf in Germany
• AppForum, Zebra in Poland
• codegarden18 in Denmark
• UUDF in the Netherlands
• YouTube channel for more info
• And many online meetups due to the pandemic

I was on the program committee at:

• VoxxedDays Thessaloniki 23, 24 and 25
• Frontend Nation 25
• JSnation 22

I've been an MC for Frontend Nation, React Day, and Angular Day organized by BitterBrains.

I co-organize the SKG JS Thessaloniki Meetup

My AI Agent Built AND Deployed a Full RAG App. Thanks @zeropsio . 2026-07-04	I build a Job Feed (RemoteOK, We Work Remotely, etc) with CC and ZCP 2026-07-02
I Built a Live Webhook Inspector & an AI Control Plane Deployed the Whole Stack 2026-06-29	I built a self-hosted Bitly with REAL analytics (through @zeropsio ZCP) 2026-06-27
I built a searchable docs platform without touching a config file (@zeropsio ZCP + Claude Code) 2026-06-24	I built a real multi-service app without leaving my editor, with @zeropsio + Claude Code 2026-06-22

5 APIs I’d use to build data-driven apps: • IPstack IP & location data • Aviationstack Flight & aviation data • Zenserp Search engine results • Marketstack Stock market data • Numverify Phone validation & metadata More info on the article :) dev.to • 2026-02-25	5 APIs I’d Use to Build Data-Driven Apps in 2026 dev.to • 2026-02-25
Debugging runtime bugs in React/Next.js apps can be frustrating when there's no crash or log to guide you. In this walkthrough, I use theORQL (an AI runtime debugger) to fix 5 common bugs in a weather demo app – from render crashes to silent UI failures. dev.to • 2026-01-12	Debugging 5 Real-World Bugs: A Practical Walkthrough That Doesn't Include Console.log! dev.to • 2026-01-12
In the era of AI, how do you debug? Here's a Practical Video Guide With Tips From The Founder) dev.to • 2025-12-25	How I cut my debugging time in half! 👩‍💻⌛🐛 Debugging takes way more time than any of us wants to admit. Some studies say devs spend up to 50% of their time chasing bugs. But new tools like Code Rabbit, Greptile, and the_ORQL can be helpful. Here's how: dev.to • 2025-12-09

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