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@camsaul
Cam Saul is the lead backend engineer at Metabase and maintains several popular Clojure libraries in his free time.
@WoolseyWorkshop
Woolsey Workshop provides tutorials, code, and other resources covering a range of electronics and software topics, especially those of interest to the open source maker community and educational institutions.
@fyne-io
The Fyne toolkit is the easiest way to develop beautiful, fast and user friendly native applications for desktop and beyond.
@openfaas
OpenFaaS makes functions easy to use and portable, so that you can run functions on any cloud, without limitations.
@mpusz
Freelancer, ISO C++ Committee member, C++ trainer, and consultant with more than 20 years of experience in designing, writing, and maintaining C++ code. The founder and lead of [mp-units](https://github.com/mpusz/mp-units) project.
@konstruktoid
Support konstruktoid’s open source GNU/Linux operations and security related code and documentation.
@simonharrer
Hello. I'm Simon and I work as a senior consultant at INNOQ. I've (co-)authored a lot of stuff, from the best-selling book 'Java by Comparison' and several microsites or articles to software.
@RyanThompson
Ryan is an entrepreneurially-minded developer that has been creating, running, fixing, growing, and collaborating with a wide variety of businesses, organizations, and individuals for over ten years.
@Tyrrrz
👋 My name is Oleksii and I do open source for fun. Most of my projects are just random things I've built at one point or another to make my life easier. If you found them useful and want to support their development, consider donating 💛
@DIG-Network
The DIG Network is a decentralized CDN launched on the Chia blockchain. It uses a peer-to-peer system to store and distribute content, leveraging blockchain for data integrity, incentivizing peers to mirror data, and ensuring censorship resistance.
@Serilum
Hi, my name is Rick! I create Minecraft mods for Fabric/Forge/Neo on CurseForge and Modrinth as Serilum. I also manages a few other random pieces of software.
@ciderapp
We are a open source organization building Apple Music software for all platforms using MusicKit and other API's and SDK's.
@MillerApps
Returning to coding after 7 yrs. Ex-Trust Wallet contributor, now rekindling tech skills with a MacBook Pro. Sponsorship would fuel my journey to create innovative apps. New beginnings! 🚀👨‍💻🎉
@ooni
The Open Observatory of Network Interference (OONI) is a free software project that measures internet censorship around the world. Since 2012, OONI has openly published millions of censorship measurements from more than 200 countries.
@CodingGarden
Coding Garden is a Twitch / YouTube channel with weekly live streams, where CJ teaches, learns, builds and hangs out with fellow coders of all types and backgrounds. All code written on stream is released on github under the MIT license.
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