Julian Gruber

Thank you for getting here, this means you care enough about open source software and its sustainability to make a conscious effort yourself.

I've authored and am maintaining a vast array of MIT licensed projects, most of them for JavaScript/Node.js. At the time of writing, they are in total receiving  180 Million downloads per month! If you're using Node.js, you're 100% using my modules, and some that I want to highlight here are:

• brace-expansion(22 Million downloads per month)
  Brace expansion, as known from sh/bash, in JavaScript
  This is used by npm itself, so if you install Node.js you install this package.
• level/levelup (449.000 downloads per month)
  Fast and simple storage, a Node.js wrapper for LevelDB
  LevelDB lets you write embedded databases in a simple, performant and extensible way.
• isarray (44 Million downloads per month)
  Array#isArray for older browsers.
• browser-run (5.000 downloads per month)
  The easiest way of running code in a browser environment
  Many projects use this for running their browser tests in CI environments, also using tape-run.
• dat-land/dat-desktop
  Peer to peer data sharing app built for humans
  The desktop client for the decentralised  Dat protocol!
  

Still not sure?
Then I suggest running feross/thanks in one of your main projects and let it list my contributions (if any) to you:

cd /my/project
$ npx thanks

Thanks!

If you want to do a one-time donation, you could donate to:

• My PayPal