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I'm the primary maintainer of Redux DevTools. I also help maintain immutable-js and react-select. I am the technical lead of a startup company in Chattanooga, TN and am taking online classes at Georgia Tech to get my masters in computer science.
Hi I'm Marco and I work on Node.js
Support Ethan Arrowood’s open source work on Node.js, Undici, OpenJS Foundation, TC39, and his new markdown documentation project, mddl.
keep me working for you instead of big tech
Hi, I'm Mariusz - an Offensive Security engineer, working really hard to bring lots of open-source ideas & projects for Penetration Testing & Red Teaming consultants from all around the world. If you like my work, please consider supporting me! :-)
WebTorrent is the first torrent client that works in the browser. Browser-to-browser communication cuts out the middle-man and lets people communicate on their own terms. No more client/server – just a network of peers, all equal.
Support development of the open source, self-hosted caregiver support app Baby Buddy.
Hi! I'm Tris, and I produce fast, technical videos.
Support Maxwell's open source work
I'm Aral, the creator and maintaner of Brisa framework. I have been contributing to the ecosystem since 2015. Now I am very focused on bringing Brisa forward, as it is a framework that will help to make the web a little better.
I learned programming by myself. I am fluent at Python and I have several years of experience working in the Odoo ecosystem. I invented Doodba and got nominated to best contributor of the year twice. I also drive the Copier project.
In 2022 I want to make some money from open-source work, even if it's $0.1.
Support LiveHelperChat’s open source work
Mongoose is the most popular ODM for Node.js and MongoDB, and the most downloaded database framework on npm.
Learning Equality bridges the digital divide to foster effective learning opportunities, through open source products and tools. These center around the Kolibri learning platform, specifically designed for low-resource, low-connectivity environments.
Support the development and operation of the Swift Package Index by sponsoring it. With your help, or your company’s, we can continue to build an essential resource for the Swift community.
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