Every day, I respond to a couple dozen github notifications, along with several slack and twitter messages. Most people using my open source software receive a response within 24 hours.

I am self employed and rely completely on open source donations and open-source-related consulting to provide for myself. I do this because I love it, even though it is not as much money as I could make as a full time developer for a company.

Your donation directly contributes to my ability to continue maintaining and building this software, reducing the need for me to find work on the side to pay my bills.

Here's some open source I maintain:

• single-spa: the most popular microfrontends framework.
• SystemJS: Polyfill-like behavior for import maps and module loading.
• single-spa adapter libraries for every UI framework: about 15 additional libraries for react, angular, vue, svelte, and others.
• import-map-overrides: Better DX for microfrontends
• import-map-deployer: CI/CD for microfrontends
• single-spa-playground: Interactive tutorial for microfrontends.
• Two dozen microfrontend example repos: React, Vue, Angular, AngularJS, Polyglot, webpack, systemjs, etc.
• Bandicoot: The smallest React rich text library you'll find.
• Kremling: React css library with automatic scoping and automatic unmounting of <style> elements.
• systemjs-webpack-interop: Easier interop for webpack bundles using libraryTarget: system.
• node-loader-import-maps, node-loader-babel, node-loader-core, node-loader-http, node-loader-postcss