goodafternoon

Location: Austria

Remote: Yes (Also US timezones)

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: Web Technologies, Clojure, Node, Angular (> 1 year exp)

Resume: http://careers.stackoverflow.com/juliankrispel

Email: [email protected]

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UI developer/designer. At work I do about 80% code and 20% design. I have branding experience and come from an Art background.

I love working at the intersection of art and technology and I believe our industry is still taking its baby steps. I'm determined to create and help create interfaces that push boundaries and let us use software in more efficient and engaging ways.

I'm a clojure enthusiast, because I believe that applications are more scalable and powerful when their design is simple.

Right now, to me gulp is a clear winner if you compare it to grunt.

But let's not forget that grunt had been real forerunner. It's been the only major build tool for years (probably also because streams weren't really as mature when grunt was initially designed). So here's to pioneer Ben Alman, for his immensely valuable contribution to the community!

Same here, have been using it for personal projects for a couple of months and it outperforms grunt by a long shot.