William Woodruff

This is the personal site of William Woodruff, an open source developer. Rather than a company homepage, it serves as a central index for his public work: software projects, documentation, code snippets, and package-related material across ecosystems such as Ruby gems, Crystal shards, and Rust Cargo crates.

The site also hosts a blog and a TIL (today I learned) section, where Woodruff records short technical findings and longer write-ups. A publications and talks area lists his professional output, while a multimedia section and travel notes add a personal dimension. A résumé page covers his professional background for anyone evaluating his work history.

Developers are the primary audience, especially those working in Ruby, Crystal, or Rust who may encounter his libraries and tools. Readers looking for concise technical notes or references to his conference talks will also find useful material here. The content is informal and self-curated, so it reflects his interests rather than a structured curriculum.

Use the top navigation to jump directly to projects, docs, or snippets depending on whether you need code, reference material, or background reading. The blog and TILs are best browsed by topic or date, and the contact links (email, GitHub, Mastodon, IRC) are the right route for questions about specific projects. Overall, it is a practical index of one developer’s open source footprint.