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Tucker-Eric/README.md

Hi, I'm Eric 👋

Software Engineering Leader who enjoys turning ambiguous ideas into dependable, well-crafted software. I care about clear APIs, thoughtful architecture, and the little details that make developer experience feel effortless.

What I focus on

  • Full stack type safety
  • Pragmatic backends and API design, with a soft spot for Laravel and NestJS
  • State management you can reason about (observables, MobX, predictable data flow)
  • DX and reliability: testing strategy, build tooling, and performance budgets

Open source highlights

  • EloquentFilter: a popular Laravel filtering library with 5M+ installs. Built to make expressive, composable query filtering feel native, not bolted on.
  • use-observable-mobx: a small hook that makes consuming observables in React feel natural without higher order components. It scratches an itch and keeps the ergonomics simple.

How I work

  • Bias for clarity: small interfaces, strong types, and self-documenting code
  • Iterate in the open: ship slices, gather feedback, refine
  • Performance and correctness as features, not afterthoughts
  • Code review as mentorship: elevate the team, not just the diff

Currently

  • Refining patterns for predictable frontend state and component boundaries
  • Collecting feedback and usage ideas for use-observable-mobx
  • Sharpening tooling to speed up local dev loops and reduce footguns

Outside the editor

When I’m not writing code, you’ll probably find me reading a green, calculating pot odds, or crafting a truly groan-worthy pun. ⛳ Golf | ♠️ Poker | 😄 Dad jokes (use responsibly)

Say hello

  • LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/erictuck/

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  1. EloquentFilter EloquentFilter Public

    An Eloquent Way To Filter Laravel Models And Their Relationships

    PHP 1.8k 125

  2. use-observable-mobx use-observable-mobx Public

    The missing MobX React hook that removes the need for an `observer` component wrapper

    TypeScript 2

  3. Laravel-Docusign Laravel-Docusign Public

    A Laravel wrapper for the DocuSign Rest Client

    PHP 41 17

  4. laravel-xml-middleware laravel-xml-middleware Public

    A Laravel Middleware to accept XML requests

    PHP 18 9

  5. docusign-rest-client docusign-rest-client Public

    Wrapper for the official Docusign PHP Client Library

    PHP 31 14

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