On a personal level, NuGet has been an immensely satisfying project to work on. I've always enjoyed working on open source projects with an active community in my spare time, but being able to do it as part of my day job is really fulfilling. And I don't think I'm alone in this as evidenced by this tweet from a co-worker, Matt Osborn who was contributing to NuGet on his own time from the early days. A big part of the satisfaction comes from being able to collaborate with members of the community, aka you, in a deeper manner than before, which includes accepting contributions. If you go to the OSS community site, Ohloh.net, you can see a list of contributors to Nuget . As you might expect, the top five contributors are Microsofties who work on...(read more) ...
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