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Material-UI core maintainer Olivier Tassinari shares his open source software journey
Meet Material-UI core maintainer Olivier Tassinari. Olivier is a software engineer from France, and he’s a core maintainer of Material-UI, a ...
by
Brenna Heaps
on July 30, 2019
Material-UI vs LEGO: How Olivier Tassinari became a core maintainer of the popular React component library
By
Amy Hays
on August 28, 2018
It all came down to LEGO versus Playmobil for Olivier Tassinari. These days, Olivier spends his free time working on Material-UI, the super popular ...
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