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Nico Bevacqua on Writing Modular JavaScript
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Nicolas Bevacqua is a developer living in Buenos Aires, Argentina. He got his start building web applications using C#, and developed a great interest in JavaScript, UX and front-end in general. His focus lately is on Node.js. Currently, he is writing a book on JavaScript application design, build processes, and the web front-end.
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