About David J. Bradshaw
I have been contributing Open Source projects to the development community for over a decade. My areas of interest are Front End library development and HomeKit automation.
My principle contribution to Front End OSS is the iframe-resizer library which takes away the pain points of using iFrames and is used on a lot of the worlds top websites. Since 2013 I have created over 100 releases of this project and continue to support it's use with both native JS and a range of FrameWorks.
I have also created a dynamic ESlint config that is based on the eslint rule set. It works by inspecting the dependancies in your project and bringing in the most appropriate plugins for your code base. This greatly reduces the complexity of managing eslint across a range of projects, whist ensuring every project always has the most appropriate plugins enabled.
Most recently I have also been working to bring a number of abandoned HomeBridge plugins back to life as I discover the world of Home Automation.
My principle contribution to Front End OSS is the iframe-resizer library which takes away the pain points of using iFrames and is used on a lot of the worlds top websites. Since 2013 I have created over 100 releases of this project and continue to support it's use with both native JS and a range of FrameWorks.
I have also created a dynamic ESlint config that is based on the eslint rule set. It works by inspecting the dependancies in your project and bringing in the most appropriate plugins for your code base. This greatly reduces the complexity of managing eslint across a range of projects, whist ensuring every project always has the most appropriate plugins enabled.
Most recently I have also been working to bring a number of abandoned HomeBridge plugins back to life as I discover the world of Home Automation.
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