Hello, I'm Ema Suriano
About me
I started my career as a Developer around 2014 and one lesson I learned through this journey is: “New and better things come out of sharing ideas with others”. To fulfill this:
- I became an Open Source Developer 👨💻 on Github, releasing quite a bunch of cool projects on the way, as well as, contributing to several Open Source Communities.
- I started my own Tech Blog ✍️ where I write about projects I’ve working one, fun facts about Javascript or taking a hard concept and explain it without buzzwords. You can also find my writings in other platforms such as Medium and Dev.to.
- I stood on the stage and gave Talks 🎤 about what I’ve been working on during the last few months. Some of them are uploaded inside my YouTube channel ▶️.
While I’m not coding you can find me cooking delicious meals at Home 👨🍳, writing in my Non-Tech Blog ☮ or traveling around the Globe and taking pictures on Unsplash 📸.
Open Source Projects
Latest Articles
Dynamic Types Validation in Typescript
There is no doubt that Typescript has gained a huge adoption on the JavaScript ecosystem, and one of the great benefits it provides is the type checking of all the variables inside our code. It will check if performing any operation on a variable is possible given its type.
End to end testing in React Native with Detox
End-to-end testing is a technique that is widely performed in the web ecosystem with frameworks like [Cypress](https://github.com/cypress-io/cypress), [Puppeteer](https://github.com/GoogleChrome/puppeteer), or maybe with your own custom implementation.
Building a maintainable Icon System for React and React Native
Implementing a maintainable icon system for a React and React Native project can be a hard task, especially when it comes to achieving the same workflow to add/remove/use an icon in all the platform (Web, Android, and iOS). In this post, I will share how we implemented a consistent icon system inside our component library at [Omio](https://www.omio.com/).
Docker for Frontend Developers
Since Dockers’s release in 2013, the use of containers has been on the rise, and it’s now become a part of the stack in most tech companies out there. Sadly, when it comes to front-end development, this concept is rarely touched.
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✉️ Contact me
You can always contact me via any of the social platform at the bottom of the page. But I also know that a solid contact form will never fail you! 💪
Just drop me a message of whatever you feel like, a cool project idea, technical questions or maybe you just want to get in contact with me, and I will go back to as soon as I can.