TL;DR: Sponsorships let me spend more time on open source programming and content creation, and 10% of sponsorship revenue gets donated to fight poverty. Thank you!

🕰 Right now,

I'm proud of a few projects in particular:

• Baleada Features, a collection of Vue 3 composition functions that implement all kinds of useful features and sleek user interfaces, with a heavy focus on accessibility.
• Baleada Prose, an extended Markdown syntax that compiles to feature-rich Vue components, effortlessly enhancing blog posts and other long-form writing.
• Baleada Logic, a core library of UI logic that offers right-sized abstractions, refreshingly consistent APIs, and type safety beyond your wildest dreams.

Baleada is the "brand" I created for all open source packages I author for production use. It has a savory logo:

Content creation

In 2021, I got into content creation for the Vue ecosystem in a big way:

• I gave my first conference talk, "Organizing Code by Logical Concern in Vue 3", at VueConf Toronto, speaking alongside tons of people I respect and admire.
• I wrote a book, Rethinking Reusability in Vue.
• I uploaded screencasts to my YouTube channel, focused mainly on intermediate-to-advanced Vue content.
• I published loosely held tech opinions and Vue guides as gists.
• I built a CSS selector builder to push the limits of recursive components in Vue.

Commitment to social impact

I'm committed to donating 10% of my revenue from GitHub sponsors to help fight poverty. Money will go to a nonprofit organization from the Mulago Foundation's portfolio.