Some projects I've worked on in public

I've contributed significantly to Fantomas, a code formatting tool for F#. Part of that included championing for the adoption of "Stroustrup" formatting style within the broader F# community. I've contributed numerous features and bug fixes, and I'm currently an official co-maintainer of the project.
I have also contributed to the Amplifying F# project by doing a live coding session of fixing a bug in Fantomas:

I contributed the initial implementation of Sentry.NLog, which as of this writing has had over 1.7 Million downloads. I've also contributed a number of other features and fixes since then.

I'm a big fan of Redux toolkit (especially compared to legacy redux), and this was a pretty small thing, but I had fun helping Mark Erikson work through figuring out some complex type inference issues in Redux toolkit. It was a fascinating problem and a fun exercise. I find that I really enjoy working through complex type issues like this. There's something extremely satisfying about getting the type inference to work just right, especially when dealing with complex generics and recursive type definitions.