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The document provides biographical information about Mitch Chen, an expert in front-end engineering with 8 years of experience. It notes that he is a JavaScript expert and React/Flux enthusiast who has worked as a senior frontend manager and software engineer at several companies. The document also lists Mitch Chen's blog and Facebook group on React and provides a brief introduction to React, highlighting how it renders user interfaces, is battle-tested on large sites, uses components instead of templates, and employs a virtual DOM.
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