JR Smith
Senior Software Engineer, Virginia Beach, VA
Two decades across the stack, front to back. I lead teams, untangle legacy systems, and still sketch in the margins. The tools keep changing underneath. Adapting is the constant.
Recent Work
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iFIT (opens in a new window)
Redesign and relaunch. Tech lead, from the architecture down to the backend.
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lilyPD (opens in a new window)
Professional development for educators. Tech lead, backend and the AI parts.
Recent Play
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askjr.ai (opens in a new window)
A Zoltar machine that answers in my voice. WebGPU, and questionable judgment.
This one costs me money, so hit me up for access.
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Concussion Simulator (opens in a new window)
A WebGPU physics game based on Run It. Running into people is the point.
Better on desktop or tablet.
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Cairn (opens in a new window)
A UI experiment inspired by the game Stacklands, with WebGPU and HTML-in-Canvas.
About me
I’m a 40-something year old senior developer. I live in Virginia Beach, VA with my spouse Meghan and an oddball cohort of animals.
These are the things that matter most to me in the world.
Nibbler and Annie are no longer with us, but their memories loom large, so they stay in the mosaic.
Work
I’ve been a do-whatever-is-needed full-stack developer for a long time. I got into this making websites to make fun of my friends in high school and never really stopped. I discovered the cgi-bin folder one day, started learning perl and php, and a large part of my life just sort of set into place. I love this job because there’s always something new to learn, improve, or rewrite. It never gets boring.
Languages, frameworks, and platforms
- Go
- TypeScript / JavaScript
- Python
- PHP
- Wordpress (but please no)
- Several Contentful-like CMSes
- Honestly, probably most CMSes
- Google Cloud Platform and AWS
- The lesser clouds, like Vercel, Netlify, etc
- Random devops stuff
- I’m a decent sysadmin as well
I pride myself on flexibility - I like digging into esoteric legacy systems, learning new stacks, responding to change. I’ve purposefully avoided specializing or allowing myself to be pigeonholed so I can have as wide a breadth of experience as possible. Half of the work is connecting the right dots in the right way. Knowing how a lot of dots work makes that easier.
Having said that… man, it would be nice to focus on one thing for a while.
Hobbies
I’m a big enjoyer of both sit very still and move around a lot activities.
Sit very still
- Movies
- Reading
- The most prestige of all prestige TV
- Gaming, occasionally
- Writing, occasionally
- Painting, less occasionally, but I’m decent
- Meditation
Move around a lot
- Hiking
- TikTok challenges
- Rowing
- Getting beaten up by small, violent children
- Bouncing my leg
- Carrying every grocery bag in one trip
- Meditation (I’m not doing it right)
I’m a homebody most of the time, though, at this stage of my life. Peace has become valuable to me. The world is crazier every day, so I’ve tried to make home a sanctuary. It’s a work in progress.
Recent consumption
Listening
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Watching
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Reading
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