Once a scrappy startup's infrastructure backbone, now a 177-repo behemoth with nearly 500k stars that casually maintains the compression and storage systems half the internet depends on without breaking a sweat.
“199.0 weight—second only to backend. You don't design systems; you architect civilizations. Compression algorithms, persistent storage, C++ libraries: every repo is a masterclass in 'how to make it work at scale.'”
“72.7 weight and zstd in your portfolio means you don't just *use* algorithms, you *invent* them. Compression that's fast *and* real-time? That's not code; that's sorcery validated by 27k stars.”
“RocksDB has 32k stars and lives inside production databases worldwide. 18.0 weight seems criminally low for a key-value store that refuses to fail—this is grade inflation from you not shouting about it enough.”
With 73.5 weight vs. 253 in backend, you've proven that beautiful UIs are for companies that don't own half the internet's infrastructure—your Lexical text editor is the exception that proves the rule.