I'm a web developer with a BS in Computer Science who has been working in Silicon Valley for the past 5 years. I'm looking for full-stack or frontend development roles.
Just curious to know what those boxes are that Sketch checks for you.
Right now, Sketch seems to be the prevailing product in the overall design community. But in my opinion it's only because it was the first to really get such a strong hold on its niche, and a new product will take its place at the top soon.
What turns me off to it as a person who missed its initial spread is that the vanilla Sketch experience leaves a lot to be desired. It's cool that it supports plugins to extend its functionality, but I don't like how it's expected that you just have to get a bunch of plugins to reach parity with the vanilla features of its competitors. (The Mac only support is also a negative too, but it's not that big of a deal for me.)
No, thank you for writing these! I haven't read your book on interpreters yet, but your game programming patterns book helped me a ton when I was building my own game engine.
• Location: San Francisco Bay Area, CA
• Website: https://mattlean.com
• GitHub: https://github.com/mattlean
• LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/in/mattlean
• Email: [email protected]
• Remote: Currently open to both remote and on-site opportunities, although on-site work would have to be after the pandemic
• Willing to relocate: No
• Technologies: JavaScript, TypeScript, React, Express, Node.js, Python, SQL, MongoDB
• Résumé/CV: General resume can be found at https://mattlean.com/about, but if you want a regular one-page resume I can send you it upon request.