Nathan More is an associate engineer in Berkeley with 15 years of hands-on software and game development experience, currently contributing to NBA2K24 and supporting WWE2K25 from alpha to launch. He blends front-end and full-stack skills with mobile and QA/test automation experience, having contributed to high-profile open-source projects at Google (Closure Library, Closure Compiler, JsAction) and the Android Glide image library. Nathan has a strong focus on usability, accessibility, and refactoring—improving event handling, ARIA/keyboard navigation, and test coverage across those repos. A background in game design and community leadership at UC Irvine complements his engineering work, and his contributions show an unusual mix of shipping polished game features and improving developer-facing libraries.
15 years of coding experience
1 year of employment as a software developer
Associate of Science - AS, Computer Science, Associate of Science - AS, Computer Science at Crafton Hills College
JsAction is a small event delegation library that decouples event binding from the code that can handle the event.
Role in this project:
Front-end Developer
Contributions:69 commits, 1 push, 1 comment in 5 years 9 months
Contributions summary:Nathan primarily contributed to the `jsaction` library by implementing and modifying front-end event handling and interaction logic. They focused on improving event handling for touch and keyboard inputs and made changes to support new browser features like auxclick. The contributions also include refactoring and correcting event handling implementations. These changes are related to improving the usability of this library.
Contributions:19 commits, 13 PRs, 30 pushes in 7 years 10 months
Contributions summary:Nathan made changes related to the link dialog within Google's Closure Library. They improved accessibility by updating the ARIA attributes and refactored the code to enhance keyboard navigation functionality. Furthermore, they addressed a bug by changing the way the cursor is positioned after an action and corrected a typo within the documentation. These modifications point towards a focus on improving the usability and accessibility of the UI elements within the library.
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