journey
rxova/journey
A tiny stepper, wizard and sequencer with zero runtime dependencies.
Open Source
Good code doesn't mind an audience.
The best code I've read was open, free, and maintained by people who owed me nothing. I learned the craft from those repos, so I try to leave them better than I found them — as an author, as a maintainer, and as a guest in codebases that aren't mine. Code read by strangers gets held to a higher bar, and engineers who write good code are rarely afraid to show it.
- projects authored
- 2
- packages published
- 5
- Contributed
- 4
Authored
Two projects I built and maintain under the rxova org, shipping five published packages.
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use-everywhere
rxova/use-everywhere
React hooks for state and messages shared across tabs, windows and workers.
Contributed
Fixes merged into codebases I don't own, where the bar is someone else's and the reviewer owes me nothing. That's the most useful review there is.
Pane
dcouple/Pane
Terminal-first, agent-agnostic manager for running multiple AI coding agents in parallel — locally or self-hosted.
typedash
bengry/typedash
A modern, type-safe alternative to lodash.
- PR #174Guarded chunk() against a size below oneMerged
PIE
justeattakeaway/pie
Just Eat Takeaway's design system — the web components behind their apps.
- PR #2458Stopped the checkbox tick animating on mount, so a pre-checked box no longer flickersMerged
immer
immerjs/immer
The immutable state library behind Redux Toolkit.
- PR #1269Return the real constructor on drafts, fixing a lodash.isEmpty crashProposed
- Issue #1268Reported the regression, with a minimal reproductionProposed
What are you building?
Bring the part that's stuck. Twenty minutes, no pitch.