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littledan/README.md

I'm Daniel Ehrenberg (he/him or they/them) and have worked as an engineer working in various standards bodies, to improve JavaScript, WebAssembly and the Web Platform. I want to make computers more open and easy to program for everyone.

I most recently worked at Bloomberg as a software engineer. Previously, I worked at Igalia, an open source consultancy, which counts Bloomberg among its clients.

To contact me:

To learn about my work, you can watch some of the talks I've given about it. I like to give talks in various groups of JavaScript developers, to explain how TC39 works, encourage people to get involved, and learn more about different developers' needs. (Note: there were more talks and podcasts since these, just search YouTube for my name. also an ACMQ publication.)

I've worked on a number of proposals in TC39, the JavaScript standards committee, including:

I've also worked in other areas of standards, including:

In a past life at Google, I worked on Linux kernel/firmware stuff to improve access to SSDs. As part of that, I wrote a popular introduction to Linux AIO and even landed some very basic upstream kernel patches.

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