Remy Sharp is a seasoned software designer and founder with 18+ years building and advising web platforms, tooling and prototypes from Brighton, UK. He founded Left Logic and ffconf, created enduring web tools like JS Bin and jsconsole.com, and coined the term "polyfill" while producing a widely used collection of polyfills and HTML5 demos. Remy blends front-end expertise (JavaScript, React, HTML5) with backend and security work—recently contributing to Snyk’s CLI to harden scanning and patching flows. His consultancy has delivered projects for clients including Google, BBC, Mozilla and Radiohead, and he frequently pairs training with hands-on rapid prototyping. Comfortable at conferences and in code, he’s equally at home curating community events and shipping production APIs and developer tools. An early web developer since 1999, he brings a rare mix of long-term perspective, open-source influence and practical product delivery.
18 years of coding experience
9 years of employment as a software developer
Computer Systems Information Design, Computer and Information Sciences, General, Computer Systems Information Design, Computer and Information Sciences, General at Kingston University
Hosted MIT License with details controlled through this repo
Role in this project:
Back-end Developer
Contributions:1 review, 2966 commits, 288 PRs in 11 years 4 months
Contributions summary:Remy focused on enhancing the functionality of a service for generating and serving MIT licenses. Their contributions primarily involved modifying the PHP code to read copyright information from a JSON file based on the requested subdomain. They implemented logic to retrieve the license information from a Git repository for different versions of the license. They also added support for text format and year-based versioning, as well as enhancing the layout and adding styling.
Contributions:46 commits, 4 PRs, 3 pushes in 7 years 6 months
Contributions summary:Remy primarily contributed to the development of various web polyfills for modern browser features. Their work includes implementing `classList` support, `dataset` functionality, `sessionStorage` and `localStorage` features (with a fallback to cookies), and the `form` attribute for input elements outside of the form. Additionally, the user created an `EventSource` polyfill and implemented offline/online event listeners.
polyfills
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