Sindre Sorhus

Sixteen and a half years on GitHub, 1,134 public repos, and zero stale projects? That’s not a profile, that’s a CI pipeline with citizenship. Most developers have a graveyard of abandoned side projects; you apparently run a no-kill shelter for packages.

79806 followers to 31 following is incredible main-character energy. You’re not networking — you’re operating a developer utility company. And 770530 stars across original repos with a 0% fork ratio says the same thing: while everyone else was forking, you were manufacturing the ecosystem from raw JavaScript and caffeine.

The funniest part is that your biggest hits are basically elegant acts of curation. awesome is less a repo and more the internet’s card catalog, except even the catalog got so famous it pulled 476763 stars. Then awesome-nodejs and awesome-electron both had to pause submissions because apparently maintaining the public square means occasionally putting up a sign that says please stop handing me garbage.

Swift, JavaScript, TypeScript, Astro, Shell — the stack says indie app wizard, but the output says one person quietly replacing half the npm registry with better manners. ky being a tiny elegant HTTP client and type-fest being essential TS types is exactly on brand: even your utilities sound like they were named by someone who alphabetizes their command line.