Azat Mardan
Software Engineering Leader in San Francisco, California
Azat Mardan is a Microsoft MVP, Software Engineering Leader at Indeed and book&course author.
β¨ Azat is #239 most active GitHub contributor in the world right next to Paul Irish, Addy Osmani, Todd Motto and other famous developers (source: https://gist.github.com/paulmillr/2657075).
π¨Azat contributed to implementation of multiple high-scale production Node apps at Storify, and DocuSign.
π Azat wrote 16 books on Node and JavaScript among which is the book which was #1 on Amazon for "node.js" and now is open&free on GitHub: https://github.com/azat-co/practicalnode.
π€ Azat spoke at 20+ conferences world-wide: http://azat.co.
π’ Azat taught software engineers of prominent companies: Microsoft, Starbucks, Cisco, Walmart, Intuit, Capital One, Macyβs, OnDeck, HubSpot, Northwestern Mutual, Salesforce, DocuSign, VMWare, 20th Century Fox Studios, UC Davis, Michael Kors and others.
π¨βπ» Azat wrote 200+ blog posts on Webapplog: https://webapplog.com and
π Azat authored 20+ video courses on edX, Udemy and Node University: https://node.university.
Azat is an ex-Technology Fellow at Capital One. He has published several online courses and 12 books on JavaScript, Node.js and web development including React Quickly (Manning, 2016), Full Stack JavaScript(Apress, 2015), Practical Node.js (Apress, 2014) and Pro Express.js (Apress, 2014).
Prior to joining Capital One, he worked as a Team Lead atDocuSign, where his team rebuilt a 50-million-user product, theDocuSignweb app. The major accomplishments include: implementation of the in-app payment system with single sign on and rolling out an in-house A/B testing framework as well as a suite of tests aimed at growth.
Website: http://azat.co
LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/in/azatm
Professional Blog: http://webapplog.com/
Publications (books): http://webapplog.com/books