Jason Truesdell | Kawasaki, Japan & Seattle, WA

Repositories

Most of my history is in commercial, proprietary software. I’ve done lots of line-of-business application development, web services, and even a fair bit of front-end work. But I’m not particularly visible in the open-source world. Here’s a selection of things that I have been involved in recently that are open-source. (I’m also a contributor to a few other projects, but many of those are so long ago nobody cares anymore).

Creator

• membrane-s3-plugin

Committer: Early and active involvement

• honeybadger-vue (this is now in honeybadger-js)
• honeybadger-react (this is now in honeybadger-js)

Committer: Maintenance, active involvement

• honeybadger-java

Contributor:

• Semantic-UI-Vue

Purely mine

At the moment, the bulk of these are just repos for github static pages. Maybe the probabilistic-models one is cool if you want to see how I code in a language I didn’t know very well when I was sleeplessly dealing with being a new father 6 years ago.

• cameragateway.

• chuutohanpa. It’s half done.

• custom-errors. Just a quick hack to build and push custom error pages to my CDN/webservers

• embeddy. Embeddy - an Elixir experiment

• ex_aws_kinesis_video. Kinesis Video repo

• ex_interview_questions. Typical Software Interview Questions, implemented in Elixir

• ex_jagaimo_blog. Elixir Blogging App

• github-actions-continuous-delivery. (Website)

• jagaimo_jason. Static findme site in the about.me/linktree tradition (Website)

• JasonTrue.

• jasontrue.github.io. Jason Truesdell’s Github Pages static site (Website)

• jekyll-theme-jagaimo-one. Jekyll theme originally created for https://jasontrue.github.io/ (Website)

• mathexpressions.

• moriawase.

• pace. Running pace calculator (Website)

• probabilistic-models. Probabilistic models in Scala (Website)

• skeletal-ruby. I just use this as a template for quick and dirty projects.

• whatcrapp. Static site for a silly domain name (Website)

There’s also a bit of stuff on my YuzuTen organization page but it’s mostly ancient (ca. 2011).