Manager, Mobile Software Development at OPTiMO Information Technology
Pocono Township, Pennsylvania, United States
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Jason Millard is a seasoned mobile software development manager with 20 years of experience designing and delivering enterprise mobile and web solutions across healthcare, pharma, and government clients. He blends hands-on engineering—native iOS, J2EE, REST APIs, OAuth2—with leadership at OPTiMO and Sanofi, where he built validated mobile apps, API management, and mobile alerting platforms. Jason is an active back-end open-source contributor, having improved JHipster support for complex package names and fixed low-level VBScript and memory issues in Wine, showing a knack for both high-level architecture and gritty debugging. Based in the Pocono Township, he keeps his skill set current and occasionally ships niche utilities and tools dating back to early freelance work, reflecting a lifelong passion for programming that began with a TRS-80.
JHipster is a development platform to quickly generate, develop, & deploy modern web applications & microservice architectures.
Role in this project:
Back-end Developer
Contributions:8 commits, 4 PRs, 66 comments in 9 months
Contributions summary:Jason contributed to the JHipster generator, modifying the code to support features like alphanumeric and underscore package names within the Java DSL. They updated regex validation rules and test cases accordingly. Additionally, the user addressed configuration issues for UAA gateways and the hazelcast cache implementation, aligning it with Maven, and incorporated changes to integrate generated source directories into Eclipse builds. They also updated database configuration for MariaDB and implemented CORs support for microservices.
Contributions summary:Jason primarily contributed to the Wine project's VBScript implementation. Their work included adding support for VT_DISPATCH in Global_TypeName, updating the parser to allow statements after ELSE without a newline, and adding support for ReDim byref. They also fixed memory leaks in the Split() function and addressed compile issues related to ElseIf and colon usage, along with fixing an issue with VarAbs function. The user also addressed compile issues with a non-hex character after concatenation.
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