Jason Miller is a Principal Engineer with 16 years of experience, currently driving technical strategy across Shopify’s Admin and App Platform. He is the creator of Preact and a prolific JavaScript maintainer whose lightweight libraries power countless web experiences—he’s ranked #4 worldwide by project popularity. Jason blends deep front-end expertise in performance analysis, frameworks and tooling with hands-on improvements to major projects like Next.js, Chrome Labs tools and numerous tiny, high-impact libraries (microbundle, unistore, greenlet). Known for pragmatic, size- and speed-first engineering, he also brings systems thinking from prior developer-relations work at Google that focused on quantifying runtime performance for the open web. Based in Hamilton, Ontario, he pairs open-source leadership with production-grade architecture and build tooling fluency.
16 years of coding experience
13 years of employment as a software developer
-- Computer Engineering, -- Computer Engineering at University of Waterloo
Contributions:12 releases, 1 review, 47 commits in 3 years
Contributions summary:Jason primarily contributed to the `size-plugin` repository, focusing on enhancements and bug fixes related to the core functionality of tracking Webpack asset sizes. They addressed issues around promise handling, implemented features for chunkhash support, and improved the output display. The user also refactored code for better compatibility with different Webpack versions and introduced options for compression and output customization.
Contributions:21 releases, 76 reviews, 310 commits in 4 years 9 months
Contributions summary:Jason contributed to the development of a zero-configuration bundler. They implemented a new plugin for preserving the shebang of node CLI's, which involved modifying the build process. The user also fixed typos, formatted build stats, and resolved output filename mapping issues. They made changes to both the command-line interface and the core bundling logic.
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