Name: Gil Tayar
Type: User
Company: @roundforest
Bio: From the olden days of DOS, to the stratospheric architectures of the cloud, Gil was, is, and always will be, a software developer.
Twitter: giltayar
Location: Israel
Blog: https://hachyderm.io/@giltayar
Gil Tayar's Projects
A monorepo of all javascript libraries in @giltayar
Companion Code to my "Using ES Modules in Node.js: A Practical Guide"
The Julia Language: A fresh approach to technical computing.
Website for networking and meetups. In this website you can create a meetup, share a meetup and be an active member by using the group chat, or connecting with other members one-on-one in a private chat. Additionally, you can keep up to date on news in the technology sector.
ECMAScript Modules Loaders
Lightweight clipboard manager for macOS
Implementations of Python and Ruby programming languages for .NET Framework that are built on top of the Dynamic Language Runtime.
The companion repository to my Mapping Out the Territory: A Frontend Testing Workshop
(This workshop was never live. I studied for it, but never continued it, and it was not done)
Code for the "Frontend Microservices: Unravelling Spaghetti Code" talk
Companion code to my "These microservices were made for testing, and testing is what we'll do"
Code from the "The time to migrate to ESM in Node.js is now!" talk
☕️ simple, flexible, fun javascript test framework for node.js & the browser
An HTML/CSS exercise to duplicate the comigo style
Code from the talk "New 2022 JS Features I Love"
Node.js JavaScript runtime :sparkles::turtle::rocket::sparkles:
Code accompanying the talk "Native ES Modules - something almost, but not quite entirely unlike CommonJS"
A nodejs loader for import maps
A repo reproducing the problem Node and the v8 GC has with Buffers and memory constrained environments
Created by giltayar
node example
Node.js client for Google Cloud Pub/Sub: Ingest event streams from anywhere, at any scale, for simple, reliable, real-time stream analytics.
Package implementing concurrency primitive inspired by the blog post "Notes on Structured Concurrency; or Go statement considered harmful"
"Ode To Node": The Code for the ReactNext 2016 Talk