While many of the more popular Javascript frameworks and libraries hog the spotlight; Angular, React and Vue most notably, I have been working with Aurelia since January 2015 every single day.

In my previous job, I architected a massive two-year rebuild of an existing visualisation heavy product (with the help of a great team who picked Aurelia up fast), and where I currently work, I am architecting form-driven applications at the moment primarily for the insurance industry.

There is a high chance you might not have heard of Aurelia and while this isn't a post advertising another Javascript framework, I encourage you to check it out if you get the chance. It's clean, fast and incredibly easy to be productive once you learn the basics. I wouldn't work with it so much if I didn't believe in it.

In amongst all of this, I have been active in the blockchain space, specifically helping build Steem blockchain applications once again, I have been using Aurelia.

I have had the massive privilege and honour of getting to work with an under the radar Javascript framework I love so much for the last four and a half years (and counting). And when I say exclusively, I mean every project I've touched has been Aurelia, I experimented with Vue on my own time, but have only been working with Aurelia.

Ask me whatever you want, it doesn't have to be specifically Aurelia related or even related to development.