My Open-Source Contributions

I'm keeping a list of all of the open-source projects that I have contributed to over the years.

CPAN Modules

Schedule::RateLimiter - I wrote it
DBD::Multi - I designed it and wrote some of the code. Now, I maintain it.
AnyData - Patched some bugs
Date::Tie - Patched some bugs, added some features.
DBD::AnyData - Patched some bugs. Gave a public talk on the module.
DBD::Multi - Designed it. Casey West implemented it. I am the current maintainer.
DBD::Multiplex - Patched some bugs
DBIx::SearchProfiles - Gave a public talk on the module.
HTML::FromText - Reported some bugs
Ima::DBI - Submitted patch for a bug
Mail::Imapclient - Patched some bugs
Net::Netmask - Fixed a bug
Net::Google - Proposed a patch to fix an install bug.
NEXT - Patched a bug
SQL::Statement - Patched some bugs
Text::Autoformat - Submitted new features
Text::MicroMason - Patched a bug
XML::GXML - Added some recursive features, fixed some bugs.
Cache::Cache - Fixed a bug.

The Perl Foundation - Treasurer.
Pittsburgh Perl Workshop (PPW) - Workshop Cabal Member.
Yet Another Perl Conference (YAPC) - I was a speaker at the 2005 YAPC. Co-organizer for the 2009 YAPC.
Pittsburgh Perl Mongers - I am a member, and have given several talks.

ERserver replication project - Provided some patches on the open-source branch of this project to make the perl scripts work properly.
Slony replication project - Provided patches to support table inheritance. Did some code review work for the installation scripts for the author.

Perl Monks - I helped encourage my employer to give them three dedicated servers, free of charge. I help them occasionaly with server issues, though lately that's been more somebody else department.
CPAN - I helped encourage my employer to set up a CPAN mirror. In time, it became the primary site, www.cpan.org. I'm the tech point of contact for the server.
Perl6.org - A small (deprecated) project of mine. Intended to provide a resource for Perl 6 developers and to eventually provide documentation to people converting from Perl 5. Now, I just own the domain name, which is used for the Perl 6 project.