Hi there, my name is Vilmos Bartalis

I'm a fullstack developer currently based in Budapest, Hungary.

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Passionate

Each project is a new adventure.

Dedicated

800 KM away from my comfort zone.

Curious

Exploring tech, traveling the world, meeting people.

Problems?

What does it take to solve them?
Dedication

Walk 800 KM to change your perspective. I did it, and so can you.

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I write about web development, tech, travel and other topics that interest me. Check out my latest articles below.

A man hiking in the mountains, freezing temperature in may, frost covered flowers.

My Journey on the Camino

Discover how a walk along the Camino de Santiago became a transformative journey. Through challenges and introspection, this pilgrimage offered new insights and personal growth.

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Bansko: Where Work, Adventure, and Inspiration Meet

Discover the enchanting town of Bansko, Bulgaria, through my month-long adventure. From hot springs and stunning mountain views to inspiring encounters with entrepreneurs and creatives, this journey blends work, adventure, and personal growth. Explore how Bansko's unique charm and vibrant community make it a top destination for both relaxation and professional development.

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Standalone Components vs. Modules in Angular 17

Demystifying Angular 17's standalone components vs. modules: A comprehensive guide to understanding and implementing the new architecture, with practical examples and solutions to common errors. Essential reading for Angular developers adapting to the latest changes, even in the era of Angular 18.

Why I Ditched WordPress for Astro.js

Discover how I moved from WordPress and no-code nightmares to finding freedom with Astro.js. This story reveals the power of Astro.js for creating high-performance, SEO-friendly, and highly customizable marketing sites.

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Stay in the Flow with Project Templates

Don’t get interrupted during you’re creative processes anymore.

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Creating a 3D Game Engine

I wanted to create a game but ended up building a game engine. From nostalgic gamer to self-taught developer, this is my journey.

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