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Incredibly honored to have been awarded “Pathfinder for Standards” by @openjsf! 💛
Love the blurb too, made me blush! ☺️:
“Lea is a rare person who has strong academic credentials, has helped create rigorous industry standards, but always focuses on the needs of real world users who have little patience with the underlying theory and mind-numbing detail. Furthermore she has spent much of her career in open source communities building products and services that make those theories and standards truly available to the web community. During Lea's tenure on the W3C TAG, she not only contributed to the day to day work of design reviews and liaison with the JS standards community, but initiated new work to improve and explain the web's Design Principles to web developers.”
Glad to have been able to receive it in person at #jsconf.
Love the blurb too, made me blush! ☺️:
“Lea is a rare person who has strong academic credentials, has helped create rigorous industry standards, but always focuses on the needs of real world users who have little patience with the underlying theory and mind-numbing detail. Furthermore she has spent much of her career in open source communities building products and services that make those theories and standards truly available to the web community. During Lea's tenure on the W3C TAG, she not only contributed to the day to day work of design reviews and liaison with the JS standards community, but initiated new work to improve and explain the web's Design Principles to web developers.”
Glad to have been able to receive it in person at #jsconf.
Introducing 🥁🥁🥁 our JavaScriptLandia award recipients for this year!
Beyond building new features, our recipients guide others, maintain essential systems, document the hard parts, and strengthen the community every step of the way. 💙
Congratulations to all! Read more about our honorees here: hubs.la/Q03NQvx10View quoted post on X
