Nominating bcoe as a collaborator

[MylesBorins]

Hey All,

I'd like to nominate @bcoe to be a collaborator. They have been a long time contributor to the nodejs ecosystem and would make a find addition to the team:

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[devsnek]

with all due respect to the nominee, it seems like they haven't been active with core since oct/nov 2017?

[bcoe]

👋 thank you for the nomination @MylesBorins.

@devsnek during this period I've been putting work into nyc which is used as part of Node's unit testing suite, and have also been working on several libraries related to native test coverage in v8 -- my hope being that I'll be able to integrate this with Node's test suite over time.

My wife passed away in January, which is a big part of why my open-source contributions go off a cliff for a couple months. I'm just starting to ramp back up on my open-source projects and hope to be quite active in Node.js throughout 2018.

[gireeshpunathil]

+1

[TimothyGu]

I've very much enjoyed working with @bcoe on c8, and I think he would be a great addition to the project as a Collaborator.

As he said, he plans on being more active this year in open source, and I don't think it would be too late to formally welcome him into the project at that time, when he's ready to make more contributions 😀

[apapirovski]

+1 here

[ofrobots]

+1.

[trivikr]

+1

[benjamingr]

+1

[targos]

+1

[maclover7]

+1

[MylesBorins]

Seems like we have a bunch of plus ones, putting it on tsc-agenda

[refack]

a belated +1