Developed the Canyon Runner map's app from the ground up to support older webkits running on marine devices such as the Garmin OneHelm device. Created a custom lightweight typescript framework to help facilitate the 150MB RAM restriction onboard the device, and introduced countless performance enhancements to improve feel and responsiveness. Included a build and compile pipeline to auto-deploy the newly reworked app.

The typescript framework makes use of recurssive enclosures to create a more verbose and implied form of coding. For example:

CR           # Canyon Runner - Global Object
CR.MAP       # Map Module

Each module creates it's own logging handling and hooks into a global performance logging system. So for debugging on the out-dated Garmin webkit, we can access a log of all functions invoked and roughly at what time via:

CR.MAP.log("...", {...params}) # Logs only if running in _debug enabled environment.
CR.MAP.printLogs() # Prings all of the modules logs as a table.

Added (anonymized) metrics gathering as a “pro” feature to xptracker. Allows users to see number of visitors to their resume and career journal, as well as track which labels people are most interested in.

Created a compositing script and pipeline to combine variables from multiple NetCDF4 files into a single raster layer stored in GeoTIFF files.