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About Darren Jones

Darren has been programming and building websites since the turn of the millennium. He wrote the book Jump Start Sinatra in 2013 and followed it up with the Getting Started With Ruby video tutorials for SitePoint Premium. He has also written a number articles for SitePoint’s website.

He started using JavaScript much more often after the release of Node.js. He loves the power and flexibility of the language as well as the amazing ecosystem that has grown around it. At the moment he is working on using React and Redux to develop an interactive online math quiz.

He was born in the city of Manchester and still lives there, where he teaches mathematics and enjoys playing water polo.

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