I was a guest on Гласът на IT индустрията (The Voice of the IT Industry) to talk about what enterprise software is and what makes it different — how releases are planned and distributed, and how you debug production problems when you have no direct access to the environment.

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I gave this talk at Python Meetup Sofia, showing how to refactor complex chains of async/await calls into cleaner, more scalable queue-based pipelines using Python's asyncio.

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The code is available on GitHub.

My talk from OpenFest 2025 demystifying TLS — how certificates, keys, and trust chains work in practice, making PKI concepts accessible and actionable for everyday engineers.

Video (in Bulgarian):

Interfaces are abstraction types that define a set of methods and their signatures without providing any implementation — think of them as a contract your module should follow. In this screencast, I show how to use them in Go to create decoupled modules that are easy to test, refactor, and extend.

The code is available on GitHub.

Several years after their release, Generics in Go are still a bit misunderstood and avoided by many developers. In this screencast, I show how to use them and how they can help you write better code.

The code is available on GitHub.

If you are interested in how generics work under the hood, check out this talk from FOSDEM 2025.