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Neatnik is a tiny software development company in Louisville, KY. We build good, fun stuff.

Support my open source work! Thousands of developers are using my library Mergo every day when running a container, using Github's CLI, etc.

Software Developer in Japan.

PoC is an R&D student center composed of ~60 EPITECH students. The goal at PoC is to work on innovative projects about Health, Security, AI, AR/VR, Hardware and Software. We also promote new technologies and open-source via workshops and bootcamps.

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Street Side Software helps developers around the world to write better code. Its VS Code spell checker has been downloaded over 6 million times, The `cspell` CLI tool is used in CI/CD pipelines to keep code free of spelling issues.

We build innovative, easy-to-use, open-source apps that try to solve everyday problems "better". Our core product is Ivy Wallet, an Android money manager app that helps you to track your spending and manage your personal finance.

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I'm Ruben, a Computer Science professor working on open-source projects for the Web 🌐

Hello! I'm Harlan, a full-time open-source developer based in Sydney, Australia. I am a part of the Nuxt, UnJS, VueUse and WindiCSS teams. Through your sponsorship, you are sponsoring these projects as well as many other interesting packages!

Backend developer with passion on pushing best practices among FOSS projects

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If you like the work I created in my spare time , a donation is really appreciated.

Coding School for Enlightenment

I'm an open source author, maintainer, and mad scientist. I maintain 100+ open source packages which are downloaded 100+ million times per month

I am a passionate web developer, open source enthusiast and blogger with a high focus on the user experience (UX). I am always open and interested in new technologies and frameworks.

The hpc-social resources provide an open platform for community engagement, including a variety of open source work on code and resources hosted on the hpc.social domain and associated community capabilities.

CARLA is a simulation platform supporting the development, training, and validation of autonomous driving systems. It provides open-source code and protocols, open digital assets (urban layouts, buildings, vehicles), and much more.

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terraform-compliance is a lightweight, portable, security and compliance focus compliance-as-code framework against terraform