- Led the migration of an 8-year-old AngularJS project from Gulp to Webpack.
- Upgraded our tech stack (Vanilla JS, and CSS ⟶ ES2020, Typescript, and Sass).
- Reduced non-cold start re-compilation time for development builds from 20s to <1s.
- Simplified the build process by reducing the number of commands that had to be ”manually” run.
- Led the continuous upgrade of a core application (>120k weekly active users) from Angular v4 to v9.
- Reduced initial bundle size, loading times, and crash rate, which improved Apdex score from .6 to .85.
- Documented the core architecture of the application using Sphinx.
- Created a project-specific roadmap to keep up with the upgrades up to Angular 14
- Improved client-side performance on multiple front-end projects across the whole company by adding compression
- Configured CachePolicies on AWS CloudFront to accept Brotli and Gzip encoding
- Updated Webpack configurations to run compression on the generated bundles
- Reduced the initial JS and CSS bundle size across all projects to 15% of the original size (avg.)
- Participated in the candidate selection process, by directing technical interviews, reviewing take-home assignments, and mentoring new interviewers
- I’m one of the two core developers of an open source front-end library.
- Developed a one-to-many real-time chat to send messages, files; and images, and with permissions for some users to create chat groups.
- Wrote scripts to seed mock content, users, and interactions with different information and progress in the database, making testing and development faster.
Projects
- Connect two users in a room, and when the two are ready, load the same problem for both.
- Write a regular expression and get instant visual feedback as-you-type to see how well it solves the problem tests.
- See how well your opponent is doing, just by watching how many tests they have solved.
- Convert P5.js scripts into interactive pages that let you control the script parameters in a GUI.
- Templating engine to generate the interactive GUI using YAML files to specify the controls.
- Generate buttons for value randomization, sketch regeneration, and image download with seeding information.
- CLI commands to initialize projects and sketches; build projects, and start a live reloading server.
- An attractor is a mathematical function that sometimes, when graphed, results in attractive and complex patterns.
- Mass-produce attractors to efficiently choose attractor building values.
- Create multiple canvas elements that depend on the size of the screen and the URL parameters.
- Each canvas can be regenerated without affecting the others.
- You can select one of the attractor samples, and render it in higher quality.
Extra
- I’ve given a public tech talk!
I’ve been interested in generative art for more than two years, which eventually inspired me to give my first (and so far only) tech talk: Introduction to generative art.
- I enjoy writing
I don’t do it pretty often, and when I do, most of the times I don’t publish it, but I enjoy it anyways. You can check my blog.
My favorite entries are: On Ignorance, and Functional thinking and seemingly non-efficent code.
I also maintain a generative art blog at generativemistakes.art