Aiden Bai
Right now, I'm building Million.js (YC W24): The copilot for web performance. My hope is that one day, we'll be able to learn, create, and collaborate faster on the web. I'm also a serial lecture skipper student at the Computer Science at the University of Washington (currently on leave) For fun, I like blasting music with my windows down on the highway, chugging fruit tea boba, giggling over capybaras ʕ•ᴥ•ʔ, and fishing in Stardew Valley. Want to reach out? Say hello! ◕ ◡ ◕ っGitHub · Twitter · YouTube Million.js Make React 70% Faster. The Virtual DOM Replacement For React 13.6k+ GitHub stars. Lucia.js 3kb JavaScript library to augment HTML with JavaScript sprinkles. 700+ GitHub stars. KBowl Virtual Knowledge Bowl events for 30+ schools, 40+ teachers and 1k+ students. Dimension Spring 2023 Software Engineering role, build fast user interfaces for open-source projects. Wyze Labs Summer 2022 Software Engineering Internship, built web solutions for 3M+ users. Remake Summer 2021 Software E
I’m building Million. We build datasets that teach models to write great frontend code. At 16, I created Million.js, a compiler that made React faster. It went viral (Fireship video) and I fell in love with open source. I’m on a mission to fix the web. It’s how great technology reaches everyone, and everything I build (old and new) comes back to that. I occasionally write. Background I went to University of Washington in Seattle for 3 months. Then I dropped out to do Y Combinator (W24) In high school, I was a part of Hack Club, my home away from home. I also participated in research…
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