posva

Member of the @vuejs core team Speaker, trainer. From 🇪🇸, lives in 🇫🇷

Funding Links: https://github.com/sponsors/posva

Name: Eduardo San Martin Morote
Location: Paris
Company: Freelance
Kind: user
Followers: 5469
Following: 55
Total stars: 12573
Repositories count: 305
Created at: 2022-11-03T18:40:04.260Z
Updated at: 2024-04-14T07:17:16.696Z
Last synced at: 2024-04-14T07:16:38.197Z

GitHub Sponsors Profile

Hello 👋
I'm Eduardo, a member of the Vue.js Core Team and I have been contributing to the ecosystem since 2015. Before I used to help out a bit everywhere around the Vue.js Ecosystem, helping it become what it is today, but nowadays, with a bigger team, I focus on Pinia, the official state management library and Vue Router, its official router
I also maintain a bunch of other vue-related libraries like vuefire, a Vuex testing mock, and many others. If you have worked with Vue, you have definitely used some of my libraries 😄
By Sponsoring me, you will help me spend more time maintaining Vue and Vue Router, which are my main focus 🙂 .
Thanks 💚

In case you are interested, I wrote a little about myself here so you can learn more about me, my story, and how I came to where I am today,
I've been doing Open Source since I was in University in 2013 (catimg was my first real Open Source project) because I'm passionate about development and I love the feeling of building something and sharing it with others. In 2015 I learned about Vue, started using it, and started contributing to it as well, mostly through help with issues. Back in March 2016, I joined the core team when Evan You publicly asked for contributors in order to create a core team. It was also the time I organized the first Vue.js Meetup in Europe )😊 . Since then, I have been helping the Vue Ecosystem more and more, through issue triaging, bug fixes, feature requests, and internal discussions. In October 2016 I left my job in Paris as a Web Developer because I wanted to contribute more to Vue Ecosystem and did that for 9 months while living on earnings. Then I joined a company to teach web development to people changing careers. I enjoyed it very much but I realized it didn't leave me much time to contribute to Open Source so I decided to go Freelance in March 2018. From that point on, I could enjoy the freedom of working on Open Source quite often, go to conferences to give talks (which is also something I really enjoy 🙌 ), and work on different projects built with Vue as well as doing workshops. However, I found myself using only around 10%-25% of my time on Open Source (depending on the month) during 2019. In 2020 I managed to get that up to 30% - 50%. I would like to shift that by the end of 2021 2022 2023 2024 so that I spend between 80% to 100% of my time on Vue ecosystem.