Grant Nestor is a serial #entrepreneur, open-source #software-developer, and a Core Developer at @Project Jupyter where he's a Co-Lead of the Jupyter Notebook and Jupyter Lab team. [1] Nestor is also the founder of @Hammies Shorts; an apparel company reinvigorating the corduroy style popularized in the 1960s by surf and skate communities in Southern California. [2] He was the Chief Architect of @MythOS; this @Nonlinear Communication platform. I met Grant, also known as Chief Morningwood, at @Burning Man in 2016 when his tent was one away from mine at @Swing City. Even on the playa, we quickly discovered a shared resonance for building cool products and later had a @Rub-A-Dub-Dub moment that cemented the bond. Grant is a #burner, #motorcyclist, #surfer, and generally fantastic human.
Projects
(2014) Whammy; a sound messaging for iOS. (2014) Proxy; a proximity-based social messaging for iOS. (2013) Play Messages; a video messaging application for iOS. (2012) Scoop; a mobile application and event discovery platform connecting people to events based on the people, places, and things to which they’re connected; called the "Twitter for events."
References
- Grant Nestor, linkedin.com
- @Hammies Shorts, hammiesshorts.com
- Grant Nestor <> Brian Swichkow, @The Journey To One Livestream
Contexts
- #regular-at-burning-man
- #member-of-swing-city (See: @Swing City)