Brian Muenzenmeyer

@brianmuenzenmeyer.com

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📗 Author, @approachableopensource.com 🎪 Sneelock of the Circus 🤹 @nodejs.org website maintainer 🦆 Rough cut woodworker 🎯 OSPO at Target 👨🏻‍🦲 Views my own. He/Him

A list of git lock files, defunct. index, index.lock.bak, index.lock.bak.old2.dead.dead, index.lock.dead.dead, index.lock.old.dead.dead
the frontpage of the washington post with the masthead repeated twice
The title slide of the talk, Finite Source Machines: Contribution for Busy Humans. It depicts a study drawn by Leonardo Da Vinci for his unfinished painting, The Adoration of the Magi.
the new homepage for brianmuenzenmeyer.com me, at All Things Open, with a dithered effect and procedurely generated tetris blocks overlayed
A tshirt with a list Community & Issues & Pull Requests & Releases & API & License
The first slide of my talk, Finite Source Machines: Contribution for Busy Humans. The background is a sketch Leonardo Da Vinci made for The Adoration of the Magi
The title slide for my JSConf talk, "You Don't Need a Dependency"
A screenshot of me signing copies of Approachable Open Source at All Things Open next week.
An astronaut announcing "I'm Speaking at ATO 2025" All Things Open October 12-14 in Raleigh NC
A tier list of MLS crests
Two successive posts on LinkedIn. They both predict 100% code will be written by AI in 2026. Then 2027 onward will have massive cleanup efforts.
Copies of Approachable Open Source atop boxes of Approachable Open Source.
a meme where clueless brian gestures at a butterfly that says "complaining about broken links in his book" and asking "is this guerrilla marketing?"
Open Source Pace Layers, by Brian Muenzenmeyer. Inspired by Stewart Brand's similar concept, we see 7 concentric circles. From the innermost and slowest to outermost and fastest are: Specifications, Foundations, Open Governance, Frameworks and Runtimes, Libraries, Forks, and Application Code. The graphic is labeled Open Source Pace Layers v1.0.0
https://nodejs.org/es
a list of languages the nodejs.org site needs to translate yet Spanish Italian Japanese German Russian Portuguese, Brazilian Romanian Greek
A screenshot of 8 X-Wing vs TIE Fighter awards from the BattleStats.com Week of War contests. Three 1st Places, January 2005, August 2004, July 2004, and a sequence of lesser medals. The awards have X-Wing, TIE Figher, or Z-95 starfighters from Star Wars on them.
The nodejs.org website localized to Korean.
A screenshot of the github dashboard, suggesting three things to do with copilot. One, "Create a profile README for me" is ironic because I already have one.
A screenshot of the queued to merge UI on GitHub
The homepage of approachableopensource.com with the top nav displaying the bluesky logo.
Some X-Wing miniatures on my desk. A Wing Y Wing X WING TIE Bomber B Wing N1 TIE Defender TIE Interceptor TIE Interceptor TIE Fighter TIE Fighter TIE Phantom TIE Interceptor TIE Striker TIE Bomber
Sprecher root beer on my desk. My computer in the background.
Adopting innersource by danese cooper and klaas jan stol
My coffee nook with many cups on the shelf.
The view of Lisbon with a Web Summit sign in the foreground.
Approachable Open Source sitting on a desk at Baseline in Dublin, Ireland
A mossy, moist staircase covered in leaves leading to Waterford Castle in Ireland.