Hugo Wiledal is a product-focused full-stack engineer with over a decade of experience crafting performant web applications and creative campaign sites for brands like Google, Adidas, Spotify and Nintendo. Primarily working with React and Node.js, he has a track record of refactoring frontends for developer productivity and shipping features at scale for products with tens of millions of users. He blends strong design collaboration with pragmatic business thinking to deliver engaging user experiences without compromising core logic or compliance. An active open-source contributor, Hugo has contributed hooks and component work to notable projects such as react-three-rapier, showing familiarity with monorepos and modern tooling like Vite. Based in Stockholm, he brings agency-honed versatility—from PHP-era campaigns to modern React ecosystems—and a curiosity for creative technical solutions, including web-based interactive installations.
12 years of coding experience
5 years of employment as a software developer
Higher Vocational Education Motion Graphics Designer, Higher Vocational Education Motion Graphics Designer at Hyper Island
Contributions:25 reviews, 93 commits, 477 PRs in 8 months
Contributions summary:Hugo primarily focused on developing components and hooks for the `react-three-rapier` library, a project for Rapier physics in React. Their contributions included the creation of various hook functions for different collider shapes (cuboid, ball, etc.) and rigid bodies. The user also updated and reworked the package structure, demonstrating experience with monorepo setups and tools like preconstruct and Vite.
Enables functionality similar to that of snockets / sprockets or other file insertion compilation tools.
Contributions:49 commits, 19 PRs, 19 pushes in 5 years 3 months
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