About Me.

I've been building with Angular since the days when NgModules were non-negotiable and zone.js was just "how Angular works." A lot has changed since then — Standalone Components, Signals, zoneless change detection, new control flow syntax — and I've shipped production code through all of it.

Google has recognized me as a GDE in Angular for four consecutive years (2022–2025). I didn't apply for the badge — I applied because I was already deep in the community: writing articles, answering questions on GitHub and Discord, giving talks, trying to make the framework less intimidating for developers who were just starting out. The recognition followed the work.

During the day, I work at NeuralTrust as a Software Engineer, building the frontend for GenAI security infrastructure. It's a different kind of challenge — not just moving data around in a UI, but understanding how AI systems get attacked and designing interfaces that help security teams respond. It's pushed me deep into areas I wouldn't have touched otherwise.

I've been writing at danywalls.com for years. Over 230 articles, 1.4M+ views, and still going. I write mostly about Angular, TypeScript, NgRx, and more recently AI and security. I don't write to fill a content calendar — I write when I figure something out that took me longer than it should have, and I want the next developer to find the answer faster.

Progress Software recognized me as a Progress Champion in 2024 and 2025 for my technical guides on the Telerik Blog. I've also spoken at 30+ conferences and meetups — mostly Angular, state management, and lately AI.

My core focus: Angular architecture, TypeScript type safety, reactive programming with RxJS, NgRx state management, Next.js, web accessibility, and GenAI security. That's the stack I live in.