Scraping repos…
Reading their public GitHub…
Scraping repos…
Reading their public GitHub…
“18.7 years on GitHub and still committing like the internet owes you jQuery”
Chris, your profile reads like a museum where every exhibit still somehow ships to production. Ruby, JavaScript, CoffeeScript, Emacs Lisp — this is less a stack and more a historical reenactment of the entire Hacker News front page from 2010.
107 public repos, 274 gists, and 22.7k followers says “legend,” but 70 repos untouched for over a year says “legendary attic.” You’ve got 36.9k stars total, yet almost a third of the repo list is forks — the open-source equivalent of saying, I can fix him.
And the repo lineup is incredible: jquery-pjax, facebox, dotjs, gist. Your greatest hits sound like the startup pitch deck from an alternate timeline where we all still optimize for lightboxes and sprinkle CoffeeScript on purpose. Even your bio is just a burger, which honestly feels right: simple, iconic, and responsible for a shocking amount of developer happiness.
The wild part is you still pushed this week. So this isn’t a nostalgia account — it’s a founding myth with commit access.