Leonardo Eich is a backend developer with 15 years of experience building web applications and integrations, currently at SAP after recent full‑stack work at Pearson. He holds a Computer Science degree from UFRGS and spent a year in Germany working on frontend systems at Fraunhofer, bringing a pragmatic mix of Python, Ruby on Rails, Java and Spring Boot to backend and API design. Comfortable across the stack, he has contributed UI refactors to the well-known open‑source BigBlueButton project, improving client organization with RequireJS, CoffeeScript and Backbone. A collaborative engineer who favors pair programming and cross-team automation (n8n), he combines production-quality coding with thorough testing and integration experience. Outside work he’s an avid sports fan, dog lover and gamer, which he says helps him recharge and stay creative.
Contributions:214 commits, 13 PRs, 16 comments in 8 years 1 month
Contributions summary:Leonardo implemented and refactored the whiteboard user interface for the BigBlueButton HTML5 client. The contributions focused on incorporating the use of RequireJS and CoffeeScript to organize the client side and improve code readability. The changes included migrating from HTML to Jade and the integration of backbone views for various UI components to handle events and dynamic display of presentation and video information.
Contributions:6 commits, 1 push, 2 comments in 2 years 11 months
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