Andrew.

Marc is the co-author of Node.js in Action and Node.js in Practice. He enjoys learning and writes technical stuff here and for IBM. Currently plays around with Go, TypeScript and Rust. Works as a full-stack engineer for @applieddataconsultants.

Latest posts:

02/14/2020: Promise composition
06/01/2019: Profiling slow code in Node.js
04/20/2019: Promises in Node.js: An alternative to callbacks
04/20/2019: Auto-fixing & formatting your JavaScript with ESLint
02/12/2018: Debugging a potential deadlock in Go with go-deadlock
04/02/2017: Systematic data design in JavaScript
12/15/2016: Systematic function design in JavaScript
08/07/2016: Surviving ECMAScript 6
08/30/2015: Making the most of JavaScript's future today with Babel
05/21/2015: Error handling in Express with promises, generators, and async/await
10/21/2014: Writing modular Node projects for Express and beyond
06/06/2014: Generators: Common misconceptions and three good use cases
03/03/2014: Managing callback hell with promises, generators, and other approaches
02/07/2014: Building robust Node applications: Error handling
01/14/2014: Template systems in Node
11/14/2013: Real-time engines in Node
10/26/2010: Influenced by Perl: JavaScript function storage
05/07/2010: Cycling through an array using the comma operator