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@salemalem
Shyngys Shynbolatov: A Full Stack Blockchain Developer with a keen focus on Ethereum projects. Passionate about DeFi security, smart contract development, and blockchain innovation. A digital nomad and educator, he's dedicated to shaping the future.
@siddhzx
Hi! I'm Siddhant Singh. If you'd like to support my opensource work, or work with me - GitHub is a great way to reach out!
@cjihrig
Support cjihrig’s open source work. If you are interested in sponsoring me, but none of the currently offered tiers is what you're looking for, please reach out to me directly and I will try to come up with something that works for both sides.
@fyne-io
The Fyne toolkit is the easiest way to develop beautiful, fast and user friendly native applications for desktop and beyond.
@remy
I've been published code and blogging for well over a decade. Please support Remy’s open source work ❤️
@zauberzeug
The Zauberzeug team excels in turning complex challenges into innovative products, with [NiceGUI](https://nicegui.io) leading our open-source contributions. Back our creative tech leaps; together, we can push the boundaries of possibility.
@bridgefoundry
Support the work of Bridge Foundry, the umbrella organization to RailsBridge, ElixirBridge, GoBridge, and more.
@timoschlueter
If you find one of my projects useful and you want to support me (and have money lying around), feel free to sponsor my work. I would highly appreciate it! :)
@leg100
Support @leg100's open source work, primarily [OTF](https://github.com/leg100/otf), an open source alternative to terraform enterprise.
@arminfabritzek
Open-source wildlife monitoring with Raspberry Pi, computer vision, and real outdoor testing. Sponsorship helps fund development, hardware validation, and long-term maintenance of WatchMyBirds.
@egil
Support Egil’s open-source work in the .NET community. His primary contribution is the Blazor testing library bUnit, that enables testing of Blazor components like regular POCO.
@flarum
Flarum is the next-generation forum software that makes online discussion fun. It's simple, fast, and free.
@Benjamin-eecs
I am a Ph.D. student at National University of Singapore. My research interest lies in the intersection of Reinforcement Learning, Reasoning and Machine Learning Systems with their applications in complex, real-world environments.
@mirkobrombin
As a designer I try to create software interfaces that require minimal user effort. My style is focused on the details that matter, I do not look for compromises between utility and charm, each product must be perfect in every aspect.
@rubyforgood
At Ruby for Good we build and support Ruby and JS applications for civic and nonprofit organizations. We also strive to grow the tech community especially those underrepresented it in, as well as providing educational tech opportunities.
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