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Dylan Schiemann

Technical strategy and direction with Living Spec, HalfStack, SlateJS, Plate. Prev: SitePen, Dojo, InfoQ

Dylan Schiemann is a seasoned technology professional with extensive experience in open-source JavaScript development and entrepreneurship. He is currently the Co-Maintainer of SlateJS and Plate, roles he has held since September 2020.1 In this capacity, he helps maintain the rich text editing framework SlateJS along with Plate, a collection of plugins for Slate.

Professional Experience

Current Roles::

  • Co-Founder and CEO of Living Spec, a position he has held since May 20201
  • Managing Member of HalfStack, a series of UI-centric JavaScript and web conferences, since November 20151
  • Co-creator, Contributor, and Project Lead of Dojo Toolkit since May 20041

Past Contributions:: Dylan has been involved in open-source JavaScript foundations for nearly 20 years, focusing on supporting users and contributors.2 He helped found and create the Dojo Toolkit with Alex Russell and David Schontzler, becoming the project lead in 2012.1

Education

  • Master of Science (M.S.) in Physical Chemistry from UCLA (1996-2000)1
  • B.A. in Mathematics and Chemistry from Whittier College (1992-1996), graduating Magna Cum Laude1

Additional Roles

  • Advisor at Now4real (December 2019 - Present)1
  • Cross Project Council Member at OpenJS Foundation (January 2019 - Present)1

Dylan Schiemann is known for his expertise in JavaScript frameworks and has been sharing his knowledge through various platforms, including speaking engagements at conferences like HalfStack Vienna.3 His LinkedIn username is indeed "dylans".1

Highlights

Feb 29 · linkedin

This was originally posted at https://lnkd.in/gDPheYzQ

#startups #startupsupport

Feb 13 · linkedin

I've had quite a few people ask how we made the video of Living Spec with the Apple Vision Pro as shown in https://lnkd.in/d6TCub8k .

You can either record the screen on the device, or using XCode. If you don't have an AVP yet, you could use the simulator from XCode, but it's not very realistic...

We've blogged about some of the things we've learned that were different than the simulator: https://lnkd.in/dU8Kw9Dz but you really need to see your app (web or native) on the device. In the spirit of mutually beneficial help, we're offering a special detailed in the blog post.

Create a Living Spec account and pay for 1 year ($204), and we'll try out your app on the AVP and record a video. We'll also provide quick thoughts/notes in a Living Spec document to help you get started in refining your experience for the AVP and to show you some of the benefits of Living Spec. Or for $504 we'll do a live zoom screenshare from the device and walk through your app with you.

Living Spec strives to improve the way we collaborate in building software, so what better way to do that than to give you a chance to test your app on a device that is not yet widely available?

Beneficial for marketing, dev and more!

#visionpro #livingspec #avp #avpro

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Gilbert, Arizona, United States