I've been working with React since it was released in 2013. Switching from Backbone to React was huge deal for me, making me finally a happy coder. I mastered ways of switching from Backbone to React and I will be glad to help.

All my full-time projects were backed by Ruby on Rails. Most of them were legacy and I helped to bring them back to clean state.

Using Redux almost from the beginning. What convinced me was simplicity over other Flux-ish libraries and great flexibility. I know how to structure Redux applications to keep developers happy. I also know how to introduce it slowly into your legacy Backbone codebase.

Javascript is a language which was somewhere near me my whole career. I still can remember fixing nasty bugs in IE6 and I think, comparing to that time it's a pretty neat and flexible language which I really enjoy.

I've been working in Ruby since 2011 on many various projects. One of them was a big data fetcher / normalizer for Lonely Planet.

I always worked with HTML quirks. 8 years ago it was ensuring hasLayout for IE or fixing PNG transparency, right now I can optimize GPU layers and layout calculations for optimal performance.

I love CoffeeScript for its expressiveness and clarity, but it comes with cost of ambiguity. I started to prefer ES6 lastly but I still know CoffeeScript very well.

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Lucjan S.

Summary

Technical skills