tinselcity

I used the rapidjson streams with my little embedded REST HTTP(s) server library: https://github.com/Edgio/is2/

We needed it for streaming large json from async server sockets.

Code link: https://github.com/Edgio/is2/blob/master/include/is2/support...

You just had to implement the interfaces like Peek/Take/Tell/etc. It worked really well for us.

Probably not as fast as simdjson, but they used some simd tricks I think for skipping whitespace:

https://rapidjson.org/md_doc_internals.html#SkipwhitespaceWi...

Location: California

Remote: Yes, not required

Willing to relocate: Yes, West Coast preferred

Technologies: C/C++ (most proficient), Python, Golang, Bash (enjoy Rust but haven't used professionally), Web Servers (nginx/ATS/lighttpd), Web Application Security (WAF, rate-limiting, bot mitigation)

Resume/CV: https://tinselcity.github.io/dat/reed-morrison-resume.pdf

Personal Site: https://tinselcity.github.io/

Email: [email protected]

I'm a senior back-end developer with extensive experience doing SaaS web-server development: proxy, L7 load balancing, caching, PKI at scale, etc, and especially in security applications: WAF, L7 rate-limiting and basic bot mitigation. My last role was with a large-ish CDN where i was an IC->team lead->architect. I enjoyed all the roles and responsibilities, and working with other passionate engineers, and product people.

It is a good name! https://github.com/EdgeCast/hurl

I wrote a REST-ful C++ http(s) server library with support for url routes/json etc: https://github.com/verizondigital/is2 It's been useful for me if I've needed to use C++. It's similar to libmicrohttpd.