Technical projects

Contributions to existing projects

I'm listing these first because I'm more proud of them - they're more challenging (it's harder to understand a pre-existing codebase than one you wrote yourself) and more impactful (even a small change to a popular project is likely to affect more people than something I write myself).

Rust

• rust-psutil
• trace
• rust-osauth (and this)
• rust-openstack (and this)
• rust-tls-api (docs only)
• rust-battery (docs only)
• cobalt (docs only)

Python

• cpython
• hy
• typeshed
• readthedocs
• mkdocs
• mypy (docs only)
• tcconfig (docs only)
• robin
• captain
• ostn2python

Golang

• etcd

C/C++

• SIPp
• coreutils
• xfce4-panel

Ruby

• ruby-concurrency

Clojure/Java

• schema
• jain-sip
• openimscore-hss

My own projects

Python

• nose2dep, a nose2 plugin for expressing a preferred running order for unit tests
• mpinfo, a Python package for retrieving information about UK Members of Parliament.

Ruby

• I've written a Diameter stack in Ruby, which is robust enough for me to base a test suite on it (https://github.com/rkday/fhoss-testcases).
• I also wrote quaff, a Ruby gem for writing telecoms test scenarios.

Clojure

• The overload-middleware library, an implementation of the "Adaptive Overload Control For Busy Internet Servers" algorithm in Clojure.