Juan Dopazo is a Front End Lead based in San Francisco with 15 years of experience building platforms and products from application servers to CSS. He blends hands-on front-end engineering with build, test and release automation, having improved CI/browser testing for FormatJS and optimized polyfills used across browsers. At Yahoo he worked on YUI, ES6 migration, internationalization and an optimizing polyfill service for high-scale products like Mail, and his open-source contributions include documentation and stability fixes to the YUI3 library. He also has full-stack and build-system expertise demonstrated by work on the Pure CSS site and dependency/graph tooling improvements. Known for pragmatic performance fixes—such as high-precision timers for requestAnimationFrame—and cross-platform build fixes, he focuses on making developer-facing tools more reliable and usable. He studied physics and computer science at Universidad de Buenos Aires, bringing a methodical, systems-minded approach to front-end architecture.
15 years of coding experience
13 years of employment as a software developer
Incomplete, Physics and Computer Sciences, Incomplete, Physics and Computer Sciences at Universidad de Buenos Aires
High School graduate, High School graduate at Colegio Nacional de Buenos Aires
A library for building richly interactive web applications.
Role in this project:
Front-end Developer
Contributions:2 reviews, 331 commits in 2 years 10 months
Contributions summary:Juan primarily contributed to the YUI 3 library by adding and updating documentation and examples. Their work focused on documenting various methods, particularly those related to UI components, such as `Y.Node#toggleView`, and features like the `selectionChange` event. The user also made minor code fixes, including correcting the description of parameters, and addressing typos within the codebase. The commits indicate a focus on improving the clarity and usability of the YUI library.
Contributions summary:Juan contributed to the Pure CSS website by implementing build and dependency updates. They replaced `es6-promise` with `ypromise` and integrated a Broccoli plugin for graph generation, enhancing the build process. Furthermore, the user updated the `module-graph` dependency and fixed module naming for Windows compatibility, showcasing a focus on build tool maintenance and project stability. They also made modifications to the module configuration.
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