Contributors

About the author

David Herron is a software engineer living in Silicon Valley who has worked on projects ranging from an X.400 email server to being part of the team that launched the OpenJDK project, to Yahoo's Node.js application-hosting platform, and a solar array performance monitoring service. That took David through several companies until he grew tired of communicating primarily with machines, and developed a longing for human communication. Today, David is an independent writer of books and blog posts covering topics related to technology, programming, electric vehicles, and clean energy technologies. The blog posts appear on TechSparx, Medium, GreenTransportation, and LongTailPipe. Using Node.js, he is the creator of AkashaCMS, a static website generator, and AkashaEPUB, a tool for generating eBooks.

About the reviewers

Esref Durna has worked as a full stack engineer since 2004. He has worked as first engineer at several Silicon Valley start-ups, and currently works at American Express as a full stack engineer focused on micro-frontends.

Migsar Navarro is a full stack developer who loves programming in JavaScript because he finds it one of the most flexible and expressive programming languages. He enjoys building web applications that are as useful for the users as they are for the programmers that who the code. He is passionate about sharing knowledge, demystifying engineering, software architecture, and geographical information systems. He lives in Porto with his girl and his daughter.

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