Tim Morgan
Reading, England, United Kingdom
Summary
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RockstarTim Morgan is a versatile web and back-end engineer with 18 years building consumer and B2B digital products across agencies and in-house teams, evolving from front-end design into email marketing, project management and backend development. He is fluent in HTML/CSS, multiple CMS platforms (Drupal, WordPress, AEM), marketing tools (Marketo, Campaign Monitor, Mailchimp) and JavaScript/jQuery, while also contributing significant Ruby and Elixir work in open-source projects. Tim has practical experience hardening Rails apps and servers—contributing tests and bug fixes to Puma and the Ruby spec suite—and is building a Ruby compiler (Natalie) and other language experiments in his spare time. His contributions include API design for a public-domain Bible JSON service, a church member portal, and a 30-day Elixir exercise set, showing a mix of product-focused and language-level engineering. Based in Reading, UK, he blends hands-on coding with project delivery skills and a knack for extracting and refactoring core logic to improve maintainability. Notably, he enjoys language design tinkering—creating his own Ruby implementation—reflecting a curiosity beyond typical full-stack work.
18 years of coding experience
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Github Skills (52)
json10
spec10
parser10
web-application10
apidoc10
elixir10
testing10
test-framework10
rails10
ruby10
sinatra10
process-monitoring10
compiler-design10
api10
parsing10
Programming languages (21)
Github contributions (5)
natalie-lang/natalie
Nov 2019 - Jan 2023
a work-in-progress Ruby compiler, written in Ruby and C++
Role in this project:
Back-end Developer
Back-end DeveloperContributions:1120 reviews, 3330 commits, 2182 PRs in 3 years 3 months
Contributions summary:Tim was actively involved in the development of a Ruby compiler, contributing to the parser component. Their work involved splitting the `LiteralNode` class into `IntegerNode` and `FloatNode` classes to improve parsing logic. They also implemented directives for packing numbers, including the `j`, `J`, `L`, and `l` directives, and contributed to overall enhancements in code generation and the handling of various data types. This user appears to be focused on implementing the core infrastructure of the compiler.
compilercppruby
seven1m/30-days-of-elixir
Dec 2013 - Apr 2022
A walk through the Elixir language in 30 exercises.
Role in this project:Back-end Developer
Back-end DeveloperContributions:164 commits, 26 PRs, 41 pushes in 8 years 5 months
Contributions summary:Tim appears to be contributing to an Elixir project that provides exercises for learning the language. Their primary contributions include implementing Elixir code for various exercises, covering topics such as "hello world," unit testing, input/output, lists, dictionaries, processes, and a basic web server. They have also built a Sudoku solver. The commits demonstrate a focus on core Elixir concepts and problem-solving within the language.
elixir
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