Douglas Neiner is a Principal Software Engineer with 16 years of experience building front-end focused, full-stack web applications and leading product engineering at Planview following LeanKit’s acquisition. He blends hands-on JavaScript expertise with product and design sensibilities developed as a former VP/Product lead and founder, which helps him bridge UX, testing, and architecture. An active open-source contributor, Doug has improved widely used projects like jQuery UI, postal.js, and AmplifyJS—often focusing on reliability, performance, and test coverage. He excels at stabilizing legacy libraries and shipping pragmatic refactors that reduce bugs and improve maintainability. Based in Tobyhanna Township, PA, he brings a background in visual design and media production that informs a user-centered approach to engineering.
16 years of coding experience
17 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor of Biblical Studies, Second Man Music, Bachelor of Biblical Studies, Second Man Music at Ambassador Baptist College
Contributions summary:Douglas primarily focused on improving the `amplify.request` module, enhancing its performance and code conventions. They refactored the URL replacement mechanism for improved speed and brought the code up to existing conventions. Additionally, the user fixed a bug in a test related to defining requests without a URL, ensuring test accuracy. They also updated the copyright dates and fixed build and package files.
JavaScript pub/sub library supporting advanced subscription features, and several helpful add-ons.
Role in this project:
Full-stack Developer
Contributions:7 commits, 2 comments in 2 years 3 months
Contributions summary:Douglas primarily contributed to the postal.js library, fixing bugs and improving the codebase. They addressed issues related to channel linking, deferred callbacks, and topic resolution. The user also updated and refactored the code, ensuring proper functionality and matching with existing features. These changes appear to be focused on improving the library's stability and addressing user-reported issues.
add-onsartemisjavascripthelpfulpub-sub
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