anthonylebrun

Location: Durham, NC, USA

Remote: Yes (have been for the past 4 years)

Willing to relocate: Maybe

Technologies: JavaScript, VueJS, StencilJS, Web Components

Résumé/CV:https://www.linkedin.com/in/anthonylebrun/

Email: an thony le brun [@] g mail (minus spaces + .com)

Problems I'd be good at helping you solve: - Designing great user experiences. - Creation and Adoption a Design System (aka Design Language / Pattern Library) - Transforming your Front-End spaghetti code into something maintainable and even beautiful - Building complex UI components

Benefits of working with me: - I have a background in back-end development so I do understand that world well. Today I've chosen to focus on UI development and I am pretty knowledgeable about JavaScript, the DOM and cutting edge features in the browser. - I do not require much direction or very specific requirements. I like to discuss things at a high level, understand the context, and I can help fill in any gaps with a high level of attention to detail and you can usually trust me to make good decisions on your behalf.

I have built 1.5 (one is currently in progress) SaaS apps as side projects (https://www.recapped.io/ being one). And I am also currently working on an open source Web Component design system starter kit (yet to be released).

Open to full time offers and possibly part time contracts/freelance for an interesting project.

Since there's a little side riff about the name going on I thought I'd throw in my 2 cents. Personally I love the name. I think it does a great job of conveying the spirit of the project and provides unlimited pun opportunities. Plus it's memorable, just like a real life roach encounter. Unfortunately I'm sure some people will discriminate against your DB on the basis of name alone. That's ludicrous, but that's our species for ya.

You should check out https://vimeo.com/171317253. The speakers addresses the database issue in a very interesting way.

Hot damn. My bad. Good catch. Edited.

Hahahahahaha

It's also going to be much harder once the currency has any sort of significant financial value. This kind of manipulation is only easily possible at the early stages.

+1

Admittedly I haven't spent too much time testing your product, but I just wanted to point out a few free tools that have been around for a while (which I use often):

http://www.gethifi.com/tools/regex (js regex tester) http://rubular.com/ (ruby regex tester)

Have you heard of/tried these before?