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Best Practices for TypeScript Imports
Learn how to write cleaner, more maintainable TypeScript code with better import practices
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Hi, I'm LoganI enjoy Coding_
I'm a full-stack engineer at Stripe, a disc golf enthusiast, and I'm building The Fairway — PDGA rules AI with citations.
Where I've worked
Stripe
Software Engineer
Jan 2024 - Present · 2 yrs 9 mos
Stripe
Jan 2024 - Present · 2 yrs 9 mos
- •Engineering lead for Agentic Commerce for Platforms—led a team of five to launch private preview at Sessions, and worked directly with large platforms including Wix
- •Engineering lead for Dashboard Account Create—cut average connected-account creation time by 66%, reduced 400 errors by 60%, and increased platforms creating an account in the first 3 days from 28% to 38%
- •Removed OAuth as the default for Standard Dashboard account creation, reducing accounts created in suboptimal shapes by ~84%
- •Rebuilt Connect Platform Onboarding for Unified Accounts (majority of frontend PRs during the project), increasing conversion by 28%
TinaCMS
Software Engineer
Apr 2020 - Dec 2023 · 3 yrs 9 mos
TinaCMS
Apr 2020 - Dec 2023 · 3 yrs 9 mos
- • Lead Developer and maintainer of TinaCMS, an open source headless CMS that commits content directly to Git.
- •Developed Tina's core Typescript client that is generated based on a user's schema which increased usage of TinaCMS by over 300% in the following months
- •Designed and implemented an editorial workflow which was crucial to the procurement of many enterprise customers such as Smashing Magazine
- •Implemented backend features such as data caching, validation, and business logic on AWS using DynamoDB, S3, and Serverless Stack (SST) on a high traffic application with an uptime of over 99.99%
iWave
Machine Learning Engineer
May 2019 - April 2020 · 1 yr
iWave
May 2019 - April 2020 · 1 yr
- •Engineered and deployed a learning pipeline that scraped and classified millions of PDF documents with 95%+ accuracy, significantly improving donor identification efficiency and data quality for fundraising intelligence
Something I've written
From the notebook.
Tips for Writing Truly Beautiful React Code
This blog post shares practical tips for writing readable and maintainable React code. It covers key practices such as limiting the number of props in components, using React Context to avoid prop drilling, employing early returns for cleaner conditional rendering, creating custom hooks to manage state, and avoiding renderSomething methods in favor of functional components. The goal is to help developers write code that is easier to understand and modify, benefiting both current and future developers.
6 min read
You Need Suspense in Your Next.js App
Next.js has evolved from a static rendering React framework to a dynamic full-stack solution, with features like page.ts and loading.ts for server-side rendering and loading states. Using Suspense, developers can show static content while fetching dynamic data, improving user experience and page performance.
6 min read
What I'm building
What I'm building now.