Running other people's code is dangerous and some people will even tell you that you shouldn't do it. I'm here to tell you that actually, you can run other people's code safely. The solution is hardened JavaScript.
Kris Kowal guided the CommonJS module system from design to adoption, most notably by Node.js, and created the popular Q JavaScript promise library out of which emerged modern JavaScript promises. Kris built RPC infrastructure at Uber for five years. On nights and weekends, Kris is a Middle-earth cartographer, Elvish calligrapher, OpenMoji contributor, interactive fiction creator, cellular automaton curator, and a hiking camper.
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security, privacy, identity for front end developers
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