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Athan Reines

@kgryte·Joined August 2023

Software engineer at Quansight and core developer of stdlib, a standard library for JavaScript and Node.js.

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Athan is a software engineer at Quansight and core developer of stdlib.

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Athan Reines's blogs

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ARAthan Reinesinstdlib.hashnode.dev·Aug 8 · 18 min read

Why another plotting library?

JavaScript does not suffer from a shortage of ways to draw a chart. There are mature libraries for quick statistical graphics, dashboards, bespoke data-driven documents, publication-quality figures, a

ARAthan Reinesinstdlib.hashnode.dev·Aug 6 · 5 min read

Build for Inheritance

We are often rewarded for becoming indispensable, both in our professional and our personal relationships. There is satisfaction in being the person who understands the obscure subsystem, who remember

ARAthan Reinesinstdlib.hashnode.dev·Jul 20 · 15 min read

The Browser Is the Largest Compute Platform on Earth

Billions of browsers are already deployed. We just haven't been using them that way. Think about how most web applications work today: a user interacts with a webpage, that interaction triggers a requ

ARAthan Reinesinstdlib.hashnode.dev·May 9 · 6 min read

GSoC 2026 Selected Projects

We're excited to share that Google Summer of Code 2026 is officially underway and that stdlib has been awarded five contributor slots for this year's program. This is our third year participating in G

ARAthan Reinesinstdlib.hashnode.dev·May 9 · 5 min read

Zen of stdlib

Over the past several years, stdlib has grown from a small collection of utilities into a large, highly modular system for scientific computing in JavaScript and on the web. Along the way, we've made