Jan Buschtöns

acme-v2 is a Node.js based API client for the Automatic Certificate Management Environment (ACME) v2 protocol, which is most prominently used by the Let's Encrypt CA to automate the process of verification and certificate issuance. The protocol also provides facilities for other certificate management functions, such as certificate revocation.

The client is written in ES6+ / ES2018 syntax and makes extensive use of many new language features, such as (async) generator functions, classes,… Mehr anzeigen

acme-v2 is a Node.js based API client for the Automatic Certificate Management Environment (ACME) v2 protocol, which is most prominently used by the Let's Encrypt CA to automate the process of verification and certificate issuance. The protocol also provides facilities for other certificate management functions, such as certificate revocation.

The client is written in ES6+ / ES2018 syntax and makes extensive use of many new language features, such as (async) generator functions, classes, destructuring, async functions and default / rest parameters. The API was designed to feel natural and intuitive, while remaining 100 % spec compliant; the code is thoroughly documented.

It was developed against Let's Encrypt current ACME v2 staging API, based off the current working draft of the ACME RFC.

(WIP. Still under development.) Weniger anzeigen

ember-light-table is one of the most popular table addons for Ember.js apps. It was originally developed by Offir Golan at Netflix. In June 2017 I joined as a maintainer.

ember-font-awesome is a hugely popular Ember.js addon and the de facto standard for integrating Font Awesome icons into an app. In February the original developer handed the project off to Miguel Camba Gamazo, Jonathan Johnson and me.

We are currently working on integrating the new Font Awesome 5 release.

In early 2016 DDG GmbH consulted me regarding the frontend of their new customer-facing core application written in Ember.js, since the complexity of the project quickly outgrew the abilities of the team consisting of three Java engineers.

They were highly satisfied with my support and in March 2016 asked me to join their already one year old code base as the lead frontend engineer. We've since been adapting the project to modern best practices and optimizing it for performance… Mehr anzeigen

In early 2016 DDG GmbH consulted me regarding the frontend of their new customer-facing core application written in Ember.js, since the complexity of the project quickly outgrew the abilities of the team consisting of three Java engineers.

They were highly satisfied with my support and in March 2016 asked me to join their already one year old code base as the lead frontend engineer. We've since been adapting the project to modern best practices and optimizing it for performance, usability and maintainability, while also massively expanding the scope of the project.

Key development aspects and features include:
- fully automated CI and CD system, based on GitLab and ember-cli-deploy
- lazy loading ember-engines
- Single Sign On and SPNEGO / Kerberos authentication
- ES6 class syntax including decorators
- native-like UI animations via liquid-fire
- interactive, animated charts and visualizations using D3.js, SVG, Canvas API and Chartist.js
- ember-concurrency
- automated HTTPS certificate generation via Let's Encrypt ACME v2
- ember-css-modules Weniger anzeigen