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Margot Tenenbaum as Software Developer. Creator of ReactiveUI, Akavache, Squirrel.Windows, and electron-compile

I'm an Arch Linux developer, terminal aficionado, and Rust enthusiast. My own software is focused on sweet utilities, network tools, games, and silly things.

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Lover of Technology, Partner at R&Y Labs. Maintainer of rack-cors.

I'm Nando. I've been open-sourcing projects for the past 15 years.

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Indie OSS dev. Ruby / Go. Speaker. Author of @hanamirb and @redis-store, @dry-rb core team.

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We are a design and development studio active in the open source and software education spaces. We are using GitHub sponsors to support and expand our free content and software projects.

Jinzhu is a professional programmer, creator of many open source projects with Love, like GORM.

Creator of the Flask framework, Jinja template engine, Lektor CMS, Insta snapshot testing tool and more. These days I dedicate most of my work to @getsentry, but I maintain a range of Rust libraries and always create more Open Source work.

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Mike ("flavorjones") has been contributing to open source for two decades. He's notable in the Ruby community, where he maintains Nokogiri and Mechanize along with Loofah and the Rails::Html::Sanitizer toolchain.

I am Rocky Bernstein, and have been a open-source developer as a hobby for decades. Your laptop, desktop or server(s) may even contain some of my code. I am also for hire.

I've been developing .NET applications and libraries for a long time, and I've published some of my work as open source. I also contribute to other .NET-related open source projects.

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Koichi Sasada is a programmer, mainly developing Ruby interpreter (CRuby/MRI).

I'm building Datasette, sqlite-utils and a host of other related tools to make data analysis for small data (where small = "less than a TB") as productive as possible.