What have, and am I working on? 👀

EventStack Is my company that develops software and offers consultancy and contract work around event-driven architectures and open-source software.

The Codegen Project Is a next-gen code generator, that easily can be integrated into any project (regardless of language) that simplifies the implementation and testing phase.

GamingAPI GamingAPI.org is a side project of mine where I try to use everything from AsyncAPI (tooling and spec) and incorporate it into a standard for interacting with all types of game servers (focus on Rust, upcoming Minecraft, etc.) through generated SDK's, documentation, governance, and more!

AsyncAPI was a spare-time project turned full-time job at Postman for an amazing 4 years and still engaged with the project. I am part of the AsyncAPI Technical Steering Committee, release coordinator for v3, and maintainer and creator of a bunch of the open source tools such as; Modelina a library I started with Maciej for generating models from various inputs (AsyncAPI, OpenAPI, JSON Schema, TypeScript models, etc) into various outputs (TypeScript, C#, Python, etc). Try it here modelina.org/playground EDAVisualiser a visualization tool for simple and complex systems, which supports all the major design frameworks, React, Next, Vue, Angular, etc. Try it here asyncapi.github.io/EDAVisualiser React SDK a contender to Nunjucks to render templates that could be anything. Read more here asyncapi.com/docs/tools/generator/react-render-engine

Here are all the tools I am doing some kind of maintenance on;

• The Codegen Project CLI - the next-gen code generator that easily can be integrated into any project (regardless of language) that simplifies the implementation and testing phase.
• Modelina - A library I started with Maciej for generating models from various inputs (AsyncAPI, OpenAPI, JSON Schema, TypeScript models, etc) into various outputs (TypeScript, C#, Python, etc). Try it here modelina.org/playground.
• EDAVisualiser - A visualization tool for simple and complex systems, which supports all the major design frameworks, React, Next, Vue, Angular, etc. Try it here asyncapi.github.io/EDAVisualiser.
• React SDK - A contender to Nunjucks to generate anything from templates while enabling easy debugging and testing. Read more here asyncapi.com/docs/tools/generator/react-render-engine.
• AsyncAPI JS/TS Parser - Enable easy interaction with AsyncAPI documents and give a production-level abstraction so you don't have to change your implementation when new AsyncAPI versions get released.
• AsyncAPI Generator - can generate anything from AsyncAPI using templates.
• AsyncAPI Converter - can convert to AsyncAPI from OpenAPI, Postman Collection, and upgrade when new AsyncAPI versions occur.
• GH Action for bumping .NET versions - Automatically bump .NET/C# version of libraries, by following semantic release.
• GH Action for bumping AsyncAPI documents - Automatically bump the application version for AsyncAPI documents by following semantic release.
• AsyncAPI JSON Schema collection - The collection of JSON Schema documents that can validate all AsyncAPI versions, while still being maintainable through bundling, testing, and linting.

I am using eventstack.tech/posts as my personal sanctuary for writing stuff about projects, updates, and different tech stuff, but can also be found in the wild.

Here is an overview of the subjects so far:

• Automated code generation (introduction, versioning, for TypeScript libraries, for .NET libraries)
• AsyncAPI Governance (getting started, in practice part 1, part 2)
• API versioning (theory, in practice)
• Reusability in AsyncAPI causing problems
• AsyncAPI tooling updates (week 30, 33, 39, 46)
• AsyncAPI v3 (first look at request/reply, The New Era Approaches, release notes, AsyncAPI v2 to v3 migration)
• AsyncAPI tooling pitches (scaling parsers, better reference handling)
• AsyncAPI blogs (The Reference Rabbit Hole, Simplify code generation with React, Using JSON Schema Beyond Validation)

This section is more for me than you, trying to keep track of what I am participating in or have.