NPM RegistryAfter using Elixir enumerables and Rust iterators, going back to JavaScript was always a bit disappointing. So I made a builder class for array functions (that can also take generators) with most of the modern features such as take, filterMap, etc. It’s my first package published...
JavaScript
TypeScriptA Rust implementation of the CodeCrafters challenge to build Redis. It uses Tokio to implement asynchronous behavior. While not feature complete, it includes basic operations such as set/get/delete, range operations, replication and has a black box testing suite.
RustA Rust implementation of some of the plumbing and porcelain commands in Git. It focuses on file-systems, IO and bitwise operations that I have never used before.
RustGigalixirAn Elixir Phoenix-based backend for the chat app that uses REST-like endpoints as well as sockets to provide functionality for chat rooms. It uses a custom authentication system using short-lived auth tokens and long-lived, revocable refresh tokens. It includes e2e authentication for...
Elixir
WebSocketsNetlifyA chat app built with Nuxt/Vue 3 that utilizes WebSockets with e2e encryption. With a focus on UI/UX, it uses a lot of newer CSS features, the WebCrypto API SSR features such as HTTP-only cookies to allow secure storage of authentication data.
VueTypeScriptWebSocketsNetlifyTypeScript
React
GraphQLIndependent ContractoratSpringBlock
Frontend EngineeratThread
Web DeveloperatThe Saint Bridged Vineyard Press
Ben HorowitzFull Stack Developer
I am a passionate full-stack web developer with four years of experience building every part of web applications. I am eternally curious, a quick learner, self-motivated and a team player. I use every frontend technology, including React, Vue, Angular, Svelte and vanilla JavaScript. I also work with databases, Python, Node, Go, Rust and Elixir.
I studied at the University of Colorado Boulder for my undergraduate, where I studied Classics, Linguistics and Italian (graduated Summa cum Laude). I have been a member of Phi Beta Kappa since 2010. I studied for my Masters in Italian Language at Middlebury College and lived in Italy for two years (2014-2016).
I speak Italian fluently, studied Latin and Greek and used to converse in French (though it has been more than a decade since I last used it). I worked as a writer and editor prior to becoming a developer. Much of the same passion drives me in both fields: the desire to create, the intense curiosity of how all things work, the need for both long-term planning and quick thinking, and the ability to work independently, be a team player and become a leader as the situation demands.
