I'm a front-end web developer and former textile designer who loves making things for the internet. My interests lie at the intersection between good code and awesome user interfaces.
After a few years of programming professionally, in early 2013 I attended Hacker School, where I wrote a lot of JavaScript and explored how the web works. I'm now working as a developer at PhotoShelter.
When I'm not writing code, I knit, cook and play a lot of video games. I live in Brooklyn with my adorably nerdy wife, our three-legged cat and a leopard gecko.
A drawing app that allows multiple users to collaborate on the same image in realtime using a Node websocket server.
A Backbone mobile web app written in CoffeeScript. Uses localStorage to persist user data.
A bookmarklet to compare Hacker Schoolers' skills.
An HTML5 canvas drawing application that supports recording and playback.
A simple static site generator for image-heavy portfolios written in Ruby.
A few implementations of real-time chat, in JavaScript and Ruby.