Ordanis Sanchez is a Full Stack Web Developer with 10 years of experience building and improving Python-driven backends and full-stack applications from the Dominican Republic. He excels at clean, refactorable code and performance tuning, and has shipped production features across finance and SaaS teams at companies like LedgerX and ContactSmarter. An active open-source contributor, he added async browser automation and rendering features to the widely used requests-html library and modernized HTMLTestRunner’s reporting and templating. Comfortable across web, automation, and testing domains, he combines pragmatic engineering with a continual learning mindset rooted in both Udacity full-stack training and a technical aeronautical background.
10 years of coding experience
7 years of employment as a software developer
Tecnico Superior en Control de Transito Aereo de Aerodromo, Tecnico Superior Control de Transito Aereo en Aerodromos, Tecnico Superior en Control de Transito Aereo de Aerodromo, Tecnico Superior Control de Transito Aereo en Aerodromos at Academia Superior de Ciencias Aeronauticas
Full Stack Web Developer, Computer Engineering, Full Stack Web Developer, Computer Engineering at Udacity
A Test Runner in python, for Human Readable HTML Reports
Role in this project:
Back-end Developer & Test Automation Engineer
Contributions:83 commits, 24 PRs, 72 pushes in 3 years 3 months
Contributions summary:Ordanis's contributions primarily involve refactoring and enhancing the `HTMLTestRunner` tool. They modernized the codebase and added new features, including the ability to combine multiple reports and customize the report generation process. The user also improved the template system and added support for subTests. These changes were focused on improving the flexibility and usability of the test runner.
Contributions:1 release, 38 commits, 21 PRs in 2 years 2 months
Contributions summary:Ordanis primarily focused on enhancing the `requests-html` library by implementing features related to asynchronous operations and browser automation. They introduced `AsyncHTMLSession` with options for managing the event loop and thread pool, and added the `browser` object to the HTMLSession class, enabling JavaScript rendering capabilities. Furthermore, they updated the render method to utilize the browser object and added an async iterator for the HTML class.
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