Skills
A somewhat comprehensive list of languages, frameworks, and tools I use to build identity, frontend, and AI-native experiences.
Tech
| Languages | JavaScript, TypeScript, Java, SQL, GraphQL, HTML, CSS. |
|---|---|
| Frameworks & Libraries | React, Next.js, Redux, Storybook, Angular, D3.js, Node.js, Spring Boot. |
| Infrastructure & Tooling | AWS (SQS, EventBridge, Lambda, Cognito), GraphQL APIs, WebSockets, Splunk, Datadog, Webpack. |
| Domains | AI & LLM Prototyping, UX Engineering, Design Systems & Storybook, Consumer Web Products, Identity & Authentication. |
| Soft Skills | Technical Leadership, Mentorship, Cross-org Collaboration. |
Development
- I use Visual Studio Code as my text editor, with the One Dark Pro Monokai Darker theme and Operator Mono as my typeface of choice.
- Google Chrome is my main browser for both development and general use.
- React is my front end Javascript library of choice. The component-centric mental model is pretty quick and snappy for large scale applications.
- For 3D effects and image shaders I use three.js. It has a bit of a learning curve but you can do some really powerful stuff with it.
- For CSS I’ve used a myriad pre-processors and css-in-js solutions like styled-components, but these days I’m using vanilla CSS with PostCSS to get upcoming CSS features today.
- For Javascript animations I use Framer Motion, it’s a great way to add spring animations to React and three.js.
- For building and testing UI components in isolation I use Storybook.