First off, some of us have lives and families. Some of us work more than just 9-5 and commute for more than one hour each way.
Secondly, none of my pet projects are OSS. I have a lot of pet projects, some in their infant stages, some pretty far along. And they are not for public viewing, but for my pleasure, which is why they are not OSS. [edit: and some are a collaboration with other people who would prefer that code stays closed]
Thirdly, is there such a thing as a passionate .NET programmer!? (half-joking)
> Thirdly, is there such a thing as a passionate .NET programmer!? (half-joking)
Blog author is definitely the one. He is one of the core NHibernate committers, prolific blogger with a lot of very interesting posts, developed Rhino Mocks mocking library, created RavenDB http://www.ravendb.net/ and did a lot of other neat things. So yes, there is such a thing.
Secondly, none of my pet projects are OSS. I have a lot of pet projects, some in their infant stages, some pretty far along. And they are not for public viewing, but for my pleasure, which is why they are not OSS. [edit: and some are a collaboration with other people who would prefer that code stays closed]
Thirdly, is there such a thing as a passionate .NET programmer!? (half-joking)