Yurij Garmash is a senior software engineer with 14 years building full-stack web applications, specializing in JavaScript and Python ecosystems and preferring single-page applications. Remote-first and based in Ukraine, he combines deep front-end expertise (Ext.js, D3, Angular, Backbone) with backend Python frameworks (Django, Flask, Dash) and solid Linux deployment know-how. He currently contributes to and helps maintain Iframely, improving its oEmbed parsing across hundreds of domains and adding robust handling for private and media-rich content. As a self-employed engineer and longtime contributor, he excels at shipping practical fixes and feature enhancements across diverse tech stacks and project sizes. Notably, his open-source work on iframely demonstrates an ability to tackle real-world interoperability challenges across platforms like YouTube, Pinterest, Flickr and Scribd.
oEmbed proxy. Supports over 1800 domains via custom parsers, oEmbed, Twitter Cards and Open Graph
Role in this project:
Full-stack Developer
Contributions:1 review, 68 commits, 83 PRs in 2 years 10 months
Contributions summary:Yurij primarily contributed to the `iframely` project by adding new features and fixing bugs across various domains. They added options to the Pinterest and Flickr providers, allowing for more flexible embedding and customization. The user also worked on improving the project's overall functionality by addressing issues related to different content types, including images, videos, and playlists, across multiple platforms like Dailymotion, Giphy, and YouTube. Furthermore, the user implemented fixes for handling private content, such as in Scribd and Flickr.
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