The following is a short summary of my open source work in March and April, almost like in previous months, except that I haven’t spent as much time as previously on Open Source the last two months.

Debian

Attended one day of the Debian Bug Squashing Party in Oslo.
Uploaded mopidy 2.0.2-2: Fixed RC bug #819174.
Uploaded mopidy-dleyna 1.0.5-2: Added missing dependency.

Mopidy

Bugfixes for the upcoming Mopidy 2.0.1 (which should have been released a long time ago): merged PR #1455, created PR #1493.
Started on, but didn’t finish, fixing the Travis CI setup for Mopidy-GMusic.
Upgraded the Mopidy project server from Ubuntu 14.04 LTS to 16.04 LTS. Rebuilt the discuss.mopidy.com Discourse/Docker instance.
Accepted Lars Kruse as the new maintainer of Mopidy-Beets. Thanks!
The extensions still in need of a new maintainer are:
If you’re a user of any of these and want to contribute, please step up. Instructions can be found in the README of any of these projects.

Stein Magnus Jodal

I'm a software engineer living in Oslo, Norway with my wife and two kids.

I enjoy working with open platforms and technology, like the web and Linux-based infrastructure. I express myself mostly in Python, JavaScript, and a bit of Rust.

At work I've built everything from the web interface of millions of video conferencing devices, and the backend of a Norwegian electricity retail business, to a solar production logger based on Python and Debian, with GPRS connectivity and a thought-through security story.

For fun I hack on several Open Source projects, mostly related to Python and the Mopidy music server, but I'm also getting into electronics and lurking in the Rust community.

Projects

Mopidy

Extensible music server with a large extension ecosystem.

pyspotify

Complete Python wrapper for the libspotify library.

Pykka

Actor concurrency library for Python.

netsgiro

Python library for parsing and building with Nets AvtaleGiro and OCR Giro files.

Biip

Python library for making sense of the data in barcodes.

Comics

Webcomics aggregator and feed builder.

Debian

Debian packages I maintain.

See github.com/jodal for more.

Sponsor

If you enjoy my open source work or want to buy me a coffee, you can sponsor me through the GitHub Sponsors program.

By sponsoring, you give me a motivational boost to continue improving these projects and build new ones. You'll help me justify spending so much time on maintaining open source projects.