Bas Van Den Broek is a multidisciplinary software designer and developer with 11 years of experience who pairs hands-on engineering with formal legal training in Dutch civil and corporate law. Currently a full-time law student based in Locarno, he focuses on corporate, liability, and intellectual property matters while maintaining an active engineering practice across finance, automotive, gaming, and chemical sectors. He has contributed to notable open-source Swift projects like Moya and SwiftNIO, improving networking abstractions, accessibility, and code clarity for high-performance systems. Known as a troubleshooter and rapid technical scanner, he excels at automation migrations, embedded systems, mobile and GUI solutions, and unit testing. His international work footprint spans the Netherlands, Germany, the UK, Belgium and the Netherlands Antilles, reflecting adaptability to varied legal and technical environments. Colleagues describe his output as a "good-idea goldmine"—often pragmatic, occasionally delightfully unnecessary, and reliably kind.
11 years of coding experience
English, Dutch, German, French, Swedish, Spanish, Papiamento, Italian
Contributions:2 releases, 21 reviews, 350 commits in 5 years 7 months
Contributions summary:Bas contributed to the Swift-based network abstraction layer. Their work involved refactoring code related to RxSwift and ReactiveCocoa integrations, modifying code for Swift 3 compatibility, and standardizing variable naming conventions. They fixed documentation, typos, and added Markdown formatting. The user also made changes to the Endpoint and Plugin files, indicating work on the core functionality of the networking library.
Contributions:131 commits, 135 PRs, 106 pushes in 1 year 8 months
Contributions summary:Bas primarily focused on improving the accessibility of the GitHawk iOS application. They implemented accessibility labels and traits for various UI elements, including buttons, cells, and text views. Furthermore, the user added haptic feedback for error conditions and key user actions like marking notifications as read. Additional contributions included code cleanup and minor UI adjustments.
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