Two Interviews about Node.js, JavaScript and being a book author

Interviews with Luciano Mammino about Node.js, JavaScript, and writing books

In the last month I had the pleasure to seeing published two interviews regarding my life as developer with Node.js and JavaScript and about being a book author with Node.Js design patterns second edition.

The first interview was made with the Packt Publishing team and it was published in their own website:

With Node.js, it’s easy to get things done

With Node.js, it’s easy to get things done interview image

The second interview was made by Thomas Peham, marketing manager at UserSnap:

Meet the community: Luciano Mammino, software developer from Sicily

Meet the community: Luciano Mammino, software developer from Sicily interview image

I think both interviews turned out to be pretty cool, especially because I had a chance to express my vision about the future of JavaScript and Node.js, technologies on which I am investing most of my time.

Feel more than welcome to let me know if you share my vision or not here in the comments.

Until next time!

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