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bevacqua/README.md

Nicolás Bevacqua is a Principal Software Engineer at Elastic. As the published author of several JavaScript books (JavaScript Application Design, Manning 2015; Practical Modern JavaScript, O'Reilly 2017; Mastering Modular JavaScript, O'Reilly 2018) and the editor of Pony Foo, Nicolás has experience not only in working on JavaScript problems, but also in sharing his applied learning with others. You can find him on Twitter as @nzgb, and — if you're into cooking — on Instagram as @nbevacqua.

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