Node.js Scalability Tips

Abouth the Speaker:

Luciano Mammino is a Software Engineer born in 1987, the same year that Nintendo released “Super Mario Bros” in Europe, which, by chance is his favorite game! and even mine(I too love old games)
His primary passion is to code and is extremely fascinated by the web, smart apps, and everything that's creative like music, art, and design. He started coding at the age of 12 using his father's old Intel 386 provided with the DOS operative system and the QBasic interpreter, it was all he needed to have fun.

He has a Master’s degree in Computer Science and during these years he developed his engineering skills mostly in the Web and Cloud development field, He loves conceiving and understanding applications at all levels, from the underlying server infrastructure to the frontend and he developed his skills to be able to operate quite proficiently across the full stack of technologies in this space. His current favorite stack is made by AWS (with Terraform), Postgres, Node.js, React and he also enjoys adopting the Serverless paradigm even for applications with complex requirements.

His latest projects include: co-authoring Node.js Design Patterns (Packt) (nodejsdesignpatterns.com) or (https://www.nodejsdesignpatterns.com ), Full stack bulletin (fstack.link) and Middy (middy.js.org). Finally, he is a very active conference speaker and has delivered 50+ talks worldwide (loige.co/speaking).

About the Session:
Node.js is a free, open-sourced, cross-platform JavaScript run-time environment that lets developers write command line tools and server-side scripts outside of a browser.

• Node.js provides support for the JavaScript programming language
• Node.js is open source and actively maintained by contributors all over the world
• Node.js has been adapted to work in a wide variety of places

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