rapid-react VS emit

Rapid React: https://www.npmjs.com/package/rapid-react

Rapid React: https://www.npmjs.com/package/rapid-react

Hi, I am the Author of Rapid React and a Software Engineer at India's Largest Travel Aggregator, MakeMyTrip. I have 3 years of experience developing FullStack Mobile and Web Apps with TypeScript, React, React Native, Node JS, etc.

At present, I work in cross functional teams closely with product managers, designers, testers and and engineers in agile sprints with daily scrum and handle the development, debugging, deployment, documentation and post deployment monitoring of our React and React Native apps and a Express GraphQL Server Gateway.

I have open-sourced Rapid React, a CLI Tool that scaffolds tailored React apps, drastically reducing the development efforts. Rapid React is available on NPM and is ready to use without any additional setup. I am sure my experience with developing and publishing a library on NPM would be beneficial to your team.

Till date, I've spoken at 4 Tech Meetups, staying active in the React and React Nativ ecosystem. I also have experience mentoring 5 Engineers on how to grow in the field of Computer Science.

You would find a detailed description of my work experience, open-source contributions, tech talks, technical skills, education, and soft skills in my resume. I'm more than happy to connect and further discuss your requirements and what skills I’d bring to it.

Check the package here: https://www.npmjs.com/package/rapid-react Check the repository here: https://github.com/vinaysharma14/rapid-react#readme

Email: [email protected]

Hi HN. I'm Mads.

I did my PhD working on Bohrium (https://github.com/bh107/bohrium). Bohrium is a framework that sits on top NumPy and intercepts all calls. When you have a side-effect in your Python code, Bohrium will take over and JIT-compile an OpenCL kernel, so your NumPy can run on your GPU. This is all done automatically, so all you need to change is `import numpy as np` to `import bohrium as np`. For Bohrium I also created a Ruby frontend, so you can use custom `BhArray` to JIT-compile OpenCL kernels from Ruby code, run when you have a side-effect. Besides that I also created a CSP (Communicating Sequential Processes) gem for Ruby called Emit (https://github.com/omegahm/emit) This outperformed the current Python implementation in speed.

After my PhD I've been working as full stack developer multiple places, where I've mostly been using Ruby for backend and React for frontend. My latest position was a Tech Lead position where I was in charge of a small team of four developers.