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Greetings!

I'm Jonathan Ong, a software engineering manager based in Los Angeles, CA. When I have time, I help maintain koajs. Previously, I helped maintain expressjs and friends.

Currently, I'm focusing on people and project management and am an engineering manager at Houzz. I am not currently looking for a new position. Even if I were, I would not be willing to relocate.

I am available for consulting, though I only have a few hours available per week. Please email me if you're interested.

I don't write often, but you can follow my blog at medium/@jongleberry.

You can find me on the following slack groups:

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  1. koajs/koa

    Expressive middleware for node.js using ES2017 async functions

    JavaScript 30.6k 2.9k

  2. osx-webdev-setup

    The perfect web development OS X setup

    189 11

  3. heroku-buildpack-ffmpeg-latest

    A Heroku buildpack for ffmpeg that always downloads the latest static build

    Shell 166 214

  4. gh-automerge

    Automatically merge your PRs

    JavaScript 7 7

  5. ci-workshop

    My workshop on CI

    20

  6. react-asset-loader

    React Asset Loader

    JavaScript 9

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January 2021

Created 2 commits in 1 repository
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