Scraping repos…
Reading their public GitHub…
Scraping repos…
Reading their public GitHub…
“17 years on GitHub and still shipping tools for everyone else’s npm hangover”
No bio, 17.7 years on GitHub, and 51k followers? That’s not a profile, that’s a Unix command people just somehow know exists. You’ve got 296 repos, 551 gists, and only follow 45 people — the open-source equivalent of dropping legendary utilities on the table and leaving before anyone can ask questions.
Your greatest hits are basically a Node.js survival kit: commander.js, n, git-extras, ejs, node-prune. At this point your GitHub reads less like a personal profile and more like the backstage crew for half the JavaScript ecosystem. Even co is in there, a beautiful little museum exhibit from the generator era, reminding us that you were async before async was cool.
Only 8% forks, 121k stars, and a most recent push from basically right now — so this isn’t repo archaeology, it’s an active workshop run by someone who treats Shell, Go, Ruby, TypeScript, Objective-C, and JavaScript like interchangeable hand tools. Sure, 87 repos haven’t been touched in over a year, but when you’ve been on GitHub for nearly 18 years, that’s not neglect. That’s sedimentary rock.