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Support TECH7Fox's open source work for Home Assistant.

We maintain flutter_map, Flutter's №1 non-commercially aimed map client: it's easy-to-use, versatile, vendor-free, fully cross-platform, and 100% pure-Flutter!

I try and build useful things. I've been writing software and operating it for a couple decades.

Support Nik Graf's open source work on Serenity

Browser engine contributor working on Chromium, WebKit, and Firefox. Bringing features like JPEG XL and lazy loading for video/audio to the web. Head of Engineering at krone.at, Vienna.

Support networkException's work on various interesting projects and maintenance of ungoogled-chromium

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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.

Hello! I am the creator and maintainer of PicMo (formerly Emoji Button), a popular JavaScript emoji picker.

Support Rosco's open source projects and developer tools in the cryptocurrency space.

Crystal Core Member. Creator of Kemal, the most popular Crystal web framework. Building gcry, the next GC for Crystal. Full time Open Source since 2015.

CommandPost is an open source Mac application used by film & television professionals worldwide to speed up their workflow.

Support Nathan's open source work

Developer. Consultant. Freelancer. Code Modernizer. Likes working with code that has the age of a good whisky.

All sponsorship funds donated through the Pterodactyl Github will be automatically paid out to top contributors for the project.

I have been involved in technology and computer systems for 40 years and have amassed considerable knowledge implementing systems that are both performant and correct. Systems I have worked on have required high speed and determinism.

Support Meta-Secret's open-source work. We are working on giving people more freedom to manage their private information.

Creating exceptional developer experiences through open source, writing, speaking, and community organizing.

Folk Computer — physical computing work

Open-source, self-hosted artifact registry supporting 45+ package formats. A drop-in replacement for JFrog Artifactory and Sonatype Nexus — with zero feature gates. Built in Rust. MIT licensed. Your packages. Your servers. Your freedom.