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Hey, I’m Greg Ives

I’m a software engineer, interested in everything from database design to great user experiences. I’m currently leading the development of Myles Wellbeing by day, and working on my side projects by night.

Where Is The Love?

Black Eyed Peas

Rainy

Nottingham, UK

Screenshot of the Myles Wellbeing app

Myles Wellbeing

Myles Wellbeing rewards employees for living a healthy lifestyle: every time you go for a run, or do some meditation or gardening, Myles Wellbeing will reward you with Smyles. You can then redeem your Smyles for real-world vouchers from retailers like Amazon and Nike. As the lead software engineer at Myles Wellbeing, I am responsible for architecting and building an easy-to-use product that employees love, which works well and will continue to work well as we scale.

Poem Generator

PoemGenerator.com is a collection of 22 poem generators and a rhyming dictionary to help you create the perfect poem for any occasion. It's super easy to use, just pick the type of poem you want to generate, enter a brief description and hit the big button.

Emoji Family

Your go-to for all things emoji. Emoji Family is the best place to find and download more than 3,000 emojis in SVG and PNG format. We provide an Emoji API which you can use to embed high-quality emojis in your own website or artwork.

From the blog

Styling a SectionList in React Native

 

The easiest way to apply styles to sections in a SectionList.

Nuxt, Netlify Forms and reCAPTCHA

 

How to integrate Netlify Forms and reCAPTCHA into a Nuxt application.

Interpolating Colour with CSS

 

Different methods of interpolating colour in CSS including negative animation‑delay.

Greg is a rare breed of developer that can work across the full stack and is a genuine joy to work with. We’re lucky to have him leading our development at Myles.

Toby Cannon

CEO, Myles Wellbeing