Mike North

Mike North

Stripe

Mike is a Senior Staff Engineer and Head of Human Factors Engineering at LinkedIn, where he focuses on the ergonomics of internal and open source tools and tech stacks that thousands of engineers use every day. As one of company’s deepest experts around TypeScript and Visual Studio Code, Mike has first hand experience rolling out and supporting adoption of these technologies at “big tech company” scale. Prior to working at LinkedIn, Mike was the CTO of Levanto Financial and the UI Architect of Yahoo’s Ads & Data division. As part of his ongoing work to improve the JavaScript ecosystem, Mike is a regular contributor and maintainer of a wide range of open source libraries. His areas of focus are TypeScript, Ember.js, CLIs and Progressive Web Applications.

Mike North's Courses


Upcoming Workshops with Mike North


  • October 23, 2023 - 9:30am to 5:30pm Central Daylight Time

    TypeScript 5+ Fundamentals, v4

    By adding static types to the JavaScript programming language, TypeScript delivers a rich and productive code authoring and review experience, while catching entire categories of bugs at compile time instead of runtime. In this workshop, you'll learn everything you need to know in order to …
    TypeScript 5+ Fundamentals, v4
  • October 25, 2023 - 9:30am to 5:30pm Central Daylight Time

    Intermediate TypeScript, v2

    It's relatively easy to get started with TypeScript, but the learning curve becomes much steeper once things become more complex and abstract. This workshop teaches you how to leverage TypeScript's strengths to provide clarity in the face of complexity, while protecting your codebase and team from …
    Intermediate TypeScript, v2
  • October 27, 2023 - 9:30am to 5:30pm Central Daylight Time

    Enterprise TypeScript, v2

    Spend a Full Day with Mike North building a TypeScript app from scratch. Mike will share his deep insight into the TS toolchain, programming language and ecosystem that he's accrued from years of building and scaling infrastructure across large teams.
    Enterprise TypeScript, v2