Uncle Bob: The Hacker, The Novice, The Artist, and The Craftsman

I've seen Uncle Bob speak at a few conferences and his talks are always the best of the lot. He's brilliant, knowledgable, a great presenter and also seems like a heck of a nice guy.<p>This is a real question though - where can I see code that he has written? What product or project has he created? Has he only worked on proprietary software, or has he made any major contributions to free projects?<p>I realize that free/open source software is only a part of our craft and that plenty of brilliant people out there work exclusively or almost exclusively in the closed-source world. I also realize that people can make major contributions to software by doing things other than writing code.<p>But because he speaks so much on <i>how to write code</i>, it would inspire confidence to actually read and use code he has written, look through commit messages, and actually see how the guy manages a real project.<p>The fact that my Google searches turn up nothing tempt me to cynicism. Somebody please point out something obvious that I have missed.

Is this the same Uncle Bob as the Object Mentor Uncle Bob, i.e. Robert Martin (<a href="http://blog.objectmentor.com/articles/category/uncle-bobs-blatherings" rel="nofollow">http://blog.objectmentor.com/articles/category/uncle-bobs-bl...</a>)? Or is this another programmer going by the nickname Uncle Bob?

Interesting. When working on my DBs, I am 75% Artist 25% Hacker. When working on anything else, I tend to become the novice.