Hiya, I'm Phil, or @kitten!
I currently am building a full-time Open Source company, 0No Co.
If you're part of an engineering team, and are using or looking to support my work, check that page out instead! 💖

If you're lurking around in the GraphQL, React, or general JavaScript community, maybe we've met before! I passionately support and/or build projects in the React, Reason, and GraphQL ecosystems, and am focused on solving interesting problems while improving everyone's Developer Experience. 💡
Generally this means you'll see me on tools that gravitate towards tooling & architecture to make your job hopefully a little easier and more enjoyable.

Here's a list of projects I've been working on, or help maintain:

• urql — the flexible GraphQL client
• styled-components — CSS-in-JS for React
• wonka — streams in Reason
• reghex — a JS parser generator using sticky regexes
• graphql-web-lite — a drop-in replacement shim to make GraphQL.js smaller for the web
• graphql-parse* — a tiny implementation of the GraphQL language in reghex
• pessimism* and hachiko* — Really just some HAMT code snippets
• tiny-css-prefixer — a tiny CSS prefixer
• babel-plugin-modular-graphql* — basically babel-plugin-lodash for GraphQL
• use-interactions — Interactions and Accessibility utilities for the (P)React hooks era.

*these marked projects are really not that important... just experimental playgrounds.

I currently work on Open Source full-time at part of 0No Co., which is your helpline to reach out to and get help with any of the listed projects or general support with Web Perf/DX/UX problems you may have.

I used to work at @FormidableLabs and created these projects, while I was there:

• use-editable — some contenteditable shenanigans
• prism-react-renderer — A React library to render directly to elements using PrismJS
• react-ssr-prepass — A server-side tree walker for prepass React Suspense support
• react-live — A flexible playground for live editing React code

A lot of my free time is often planned in to try out new experiments and ideas to either utilise these tools to their fullest or make new tools that enable me or others to make other cool apps and tools! That's why I see this community as a very valuable and powerful driving force that can get further than most would expect!

I don't work on Open Source full-time, but in bursts, but I do appreciate the occasional cup of coffee and tea, which is why GitHub Sponsors exists, I suppose! ☕💖