Jonathan Vanasco
Lead DevOps Engineer at Castro Entertainment LLC/ Who's That Kid Inc.
Town of Brookhaven, New York, United States
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Top SchoolJonathan Vanasco is a Lead DevOps Engineer with 14 years of technology experience and over seven years of hands-on work in web development, networking, and DevOps administration. Based in Brookhaven, NY, he leads CI/CD, cloud and infrastructure efforts at CAMP Systems while also designing and developing web projects for media clients. Jonathan combines deep practical ops experience—migrating and administering Office 365, managing build servers and release pipelines—with a developer’s attention to code quality, contributing documentation, tests, and bug fixes to prominent open-source Python projects such as OAuthlib, Pyramid, WebOb, Twython, and SQLAlchemy. He’s equally comfortable improving developer ergonomics (tests, docs, error diagnostics) as he is tuning production systems and databases for reliability and performance. Colleagues rely on him for pragmatic problem-solving that spans customer-facing sites to low-level library fixes, reflecting both creative and organizational strengths.
14 years of coding experience
13 years of employment as a software developer
BFA, Graphic Design, Web design & development, BFA, Graphic Design, Web design & development at Briarcliffe College
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Github Skills (34)
webob10
debugging10
lib10
restructuredtext10
postgresql10
pytest10
python10
apidoc10
testing10
rs10
code-library10
twitter-api10
api10
sqlalchemy10
sql10
Programming languages (17)
Github contributions (5)
oauthlib/oauthlib
Aug 2015 - Sep 2018
A generic, spec-compliant, thorough implementation of the OAuth request-signing logic
Role in this project:
Back-end Developer
Back-end DeveloperContributions:14 commits, 7 PRs, 46 comments in 3 years 1 month
Contributions summary:Jonathan primarily focused on improving the documentation and making minor code adjustments within the OAuthlib library. They fixed docstrings in several files, specifically within the `oauth1` and `oauth2` directories, to improve readability and accuracy. The user also added a validator log to store computed endpoint data in the `oauth1` and implemented changes related to request validation and token handling. These changes suggest a focus on improving the internal workings of the library.
oauthpythonpython3python-3authentication
ryanmcgrath/twython
Apr 2012 - Nov 2017
Actively maintained, pure Python wrapper for the Twitter API. Supports both normal and streaming Twitter APIs.
Role in this project:Back-end Developer
Back-end DeveloperContributions:5 commits, 1 PR, 6 comments in 5 years 7 months
Contributions summary:Jonathan significantly improved error handling and debugging capabilities within the Twython library, adding detailed error messages and status code information. They implemented a mechanism to store details of the last API call for easier debugging and troubleshooting. The user also modified the library's core logic for reading Twitter API responses, addressing potential issues with invalid JSON data. Furthermore, they cleaned up documentation and refactored code for increased clarity.
pythontwitter-api
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