Michael Sweeney

Advanced JS/TS and React specialist. Building scalable design systems, performance-minded architecture, and developer experience tools that impact organizations at scale.

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Valtio core maintainer

Creator of valtio-plugin, valtio-persist, valtio-zod, valtio-fsm as well as some experimental libraries: ripplio, pipetype, and synpatico protocol

——— ABOUT

I'm a Staff+/Principal-level frontend leaning / platform engineer with deep expertise in advanced JavaScript/TypeScript and React. I'm a core maintainer of valtio and have authored several of it's eco-system libraries.=

My work spans design systems at scale, complex migrations and tooling (codemods, ESLint, Storybook), performance-minded architecture, and library development with a focus (though not limited to) React.

I’m currently developing Synpatico, a collection of libraries and tools that transparently compress JSON payloads, prune dead data from REST calls, and provide the most fine-grained api analytics available anywhere — all without requiring any code changes for the user. I'm also working on some new dev tools and other exciting new additions to the valtio eco-system (at least I hope). I'll be writing and sharing what I can as time permits,

——— PROJECTS

Valtio

Open Source

Core maintainer of popular React state management library with proxy-based reactivity.

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Ripplio

Library

Fine-grained reactivity system for building performant user interfaces.

Pipetype

Tool

Bitmask/union validators for TypeScript with advanced type inference.

Synpatico

Framework

Values-only transport system with core/client/genome architecture.

valtio-plugin

Plugin

Plugin system for extending Valtio with custom functionality.

valtio-persist

Plugin

Persistence layer for Valtio state with multiple storage adapters.

> writing

Technical articles, architecture guides, and deep-dives into frontend engineering, state management, and developer experience optimization.

——— CONTACT

Interested in discussing frontend architecture, state management, or potential collaboration? I'm always open to connecting with fellow engineers and exploring new opportunities.