JavaScript Mentors

I am a Full stack web developer. I've written code in JavaScript professionally, as well as use it for open source contribution.

Writing Javascript for Backend applications and open-source development are my passions. I’ve been coding for about 16 years now, and I feel that we’re probably living in one of the best possible times for Javascript software development.

I have been developing in JS for 6 years. We use JS heavily at GOFan, and I am excited to be a mentor.

ECMAScript is the hobo of the internet. It is also the train I took into the world of software years ago.

I'm self-employed and doing web & mobile apps (ECMAScript/JavaScript) & I'm in love with all the possibilities you get with that language.

Javascript is one of the greatest languages to get your teeth stuck into. I'll be on hand to help guide anyone on a quest to tame the JS beast!

Software engineer and a fan of many programming languages

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I've been developing with JavaScript/EcmaScript for about 2 decades. I've been helped by many and I'm happy to help others.

I've been a programmer for over 15 years. My day-to-day lately has been JS everywhere. Everywhere. I've really gotten into functional programming in recent years, which is how I tend to write Javascript. But, it can be written in many different ways and it's all about the context.

I love Javascript. Great fan of Vuejs. Loves Open Source.

Javascript developer, father, and amateur everything else.

Javascript is the first line of defense! Reach out to me and get in touch with any questions or collaborations, I love to network and help.

Instigator. Chaser of shiny objects. Javascript relationship status: It's complicated.

Javascript is the language I get to use without asking, so I get to pick and choose to just use 'The Good Parts'!

I write JS professionally, and I also write JSX in Reactjs, so I've got plenty of experience with this and I'm happy to show you the ropes!

Climbing coder. Working with JS professionally for both web and desktop applications for 8+ years.

I've programmed JS professionally for the last five years: sure, it has it's pain points, and the tooling/package management is somewhat of a hellscape, but on good days I kinda love it.

I think Javascript still has a lot of growing to do and as one of the most widely used languages I want to be able to help others as they grow as well.

To be honest, I don't like JS that much, but I've been writting it professionally for a long time. If you use it carefully, it's a wonderful language.

So I am not that great at Javascript but I have touched it a lot over the years. I imagine myself helping out a bit with the easier exercises.

Enjoy solving problems and helping others learn. I've written javascript professionally, and also use it for open source projects.

I didn't feel like I understood JS for the first two years or so that I used it professionally. Once I dug into the prototypical inheritance and functions as a first-class object things really started to click, and ever since ES6 came out it's been a favorite language of mine.

I'm fascinated by all of the different practical applications that JavaScript has to offer. I've developed JavaScript professionally for many years, and have worked on single-page applications using Knockout.js/Durandal, as well as Node.js applications!

I really like using JavaScript in the back-end. After a web development bootcamp I was working as Node.js developer for 2 years before switching to Go.

I've been working professionally with JavaScript for about 4 years. I currently help manage the FrontEnd team at Bento for Business, working in Angular, Ionic, and React. I also maintain a large-scale React SPA as a long-running side project. I'm excited to share what I've learned in my time with JavaScript, and learn from others as well!

Polyglot developer, loves programming, constantly learning!

I've been working with JavaScript for about 6 years now. I think I've come at a level where I can help others.

Software Engineer, programmer lover, Jiu-Jitsu fighter and code addicted.

I've discovered Javascript when doing Web development and I loved it for the many programming paradigms it makes possible, including Functional Programming.

I like to keep learning about languages, tools and anything that make developing software fun!

I love providing users with delightful UX. I love automating things. I hate computers.

I write C++ at the university, have 10 week professional experience with Java in an intern project and am an RGSoC scholar for a JavaScript Project

My grandma taught me BASIC, but I never learnt to whistle. – Originally a Ruby coder, I only recently learnt the ins and outs and this’ and thats of Javascript myself. Lost and overwhelmed? Been there and happy to help.

I am a front-end developer who has been using vanilla JavaScript for the past three years. I would love to help others on this track.

What can I say... it's Javascript alright :) I try to avoid pure JS as much as I can. But, it's the language of the web and the more you know about its many pitfalls the better :)

I'm a senior Ruby dev professionally at my company. I have also worked a lot with JavaScript and most recently lead a team building a React app for one of our clients.

Level 13 JavaScript Wizard

I love JavaScript for its dynamic nature. I have been using it for my professional work and personal projects

I like the way javascript(ecmascript) has evolved in the recent years - its been a joy to program in. I learnt a lot of good practices in Javascript while solving exercises on exercism and later started using it to mentor people in my workplace. Now I am really excited to do it on a wider scale!

I have used JavaScript professionally. Exercism helped me gain new insight so I'm giving back.

I enjoy writting code, nowadays mostly ES6

I've been programming in JavaScript for the last 13+ years. I've learned to appreciate its squishiness and flexibility, especially for small projects. It definitely can drive a dev crazy, but with good architecture a lot can be done with it.

JavaScript is a gateway into software development for so many. I've been developing for the web in various forms for about 15 years and I hope to share some of my experience to help other navigate this learning journey.

Software engineer for over 18 years, a wealth of experience in building online systems, e-commerce sites, large databases and tackling hard problems at scale.

I'm a french software engineer and I have been working with javavascript as a fullstack web developper. I love how Exercism enhance the process of learning new languages, that's why I wanted to be part of it :)

Been learning to love JavaScript more and more over the last few years. Just trying to keep learning an help others.

I've been a software engineer for nearly 10 years but I switched to using javascript as a back end language 3 years ago. It soon became my new favourite language! I love the flexibility and the continued advancements in ECMA Script. I look forward to helping out where I can as a mentor and continuing to learn!

I'm a career changer (used to be a telecommunication Engineer), always up for learning new things and helping along the way.

I'm a Javascript developer. I've been working with Javascript for around 5 years now. I really love to help beginners learn to program, and show people what a great language javascript can be.

Front end developer working with JavaScript and ReactJS. Self taught developer, I enjoy teaching and helping others learn a new language. Contact me on Twitter if you would like more help, I love to network and help.

I've been writing Javascript for pretty much all of my career as a software engineer, professionally and for my pet projects.

Professional developer for the past 7 years, primarily in JS and secondarily in C# and Typescript.

I love programming, and do it both professionally and as a hobby. At work I do most javascript and typescript, but I've also done a lot of F# and C#.

Javascript is my native language, still working on my English.