Nathan Ringo
Software Engineer
Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States
Summary
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RockstarNathan Ringo is a software engineer with 11 years of experience based in Minneapolis, combining hands-on back-end development with practical QA and test automation expertise. He contributes to notable open-source projects—working on Atom’s large-file warning tests and adding CORS and content-type improvements to the Rust warp framework—demonstrating fluency across languages and testing disciplines. Comfortable moving between shipping features and hardening quality, he emphasizes clear, maintainable test specs and idiomatic code. Nathan also maintains personal development work on a sourcehut instance, signaling a preference for lightweight, developer-friendly tooling and workflows.
11 years of coding experience
Stackoverflow
983reputation
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2answers
33questions
Github Skills (23)
atom-editor10
application-framework10
coffeescript10
testing10
app-framework10
http10
web-framework10
rust10
server10
api-design9
editor9
editors9
web-development9
javascript8
electron7
Programming languages (28)
Github contributions (5)
seanmonstar/warp
Dec 2018 - Dec 2019
A super-easy, composable, web server framework for warp speeds.
Role in this project:
Back-end Developer
Back-end DeveloperContributions:7 commits, 6 PRs, 19 comments in 11 months
Contributions summary:Nathan primarily contributed to the `warp` web server framework by adding features and making improvements to existing functionality. This included implementing CORS (Cross-Origin Resource Sharing) support by adding header control, as well as general code formatting changes to align with the Rust standard. Additionally, the user implemented features like content type headers and made some refactoring changes.
webserverrustserverframework
atom/atom
Aug 2016 - Aug 2016
:atom: The hackable text editor
Role in this project:QA Engineer / Test Automation Engineer
QA Engineer / Test Automation EngineerContributions:6 commits, 1 PR, 10 comments in 2 days
Contributions summary:Nathan focused on improving and fixing tests related to a configurable large-file-warning feature in the Atom text editor. Their contributions primarily involved writing, updating, and debugging CoffeeScript test specifications (specs). They addressed issues in the existing tests, ensuring the functionality correctly prompts users when opening large files based on a user-defined limit, while also improving test styling and clarity.
text-editoratomeditorjavascriptelectron
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