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@mre

mre

Düsseldorf, Germany

🐥 Who am I?

Whenever I find the time, I create content and make things.

This can be a faster JSON parser or a tiny, fully static search engine compiled to WebAssembly. Overall I've created over 100 open-source projects. I also maintain a Visual Studio Code plugin, snippet, with 25k active users and a list of [awesome static analysis tools](https://github.com/analysis-tools-dev/static-analysis that has 7.5k+ stars and gets a lot of traffic. On top of that, I like to write about my projects on endler.dev and do some Hello, Rust! once per year or so.
I also talk about Rusty things at meetups and conferences like FOSDEM, RustBeltRust, Codemotion, and RustFest.

🎀 Why should you sponsor me?

Donations make me worry less about financing my work and focus more on creating.

My goal is to inspire people and empower them to work on open-source themselves.
Doing all of the above next to my day job requires quite some effort.

If you like me to do more open-source in the future, I'd appreciate your donation — big or small. ❤️
And if you change your mind, you can stop sponsoring me anytime, guilt-free.

👀 Early access

Sponsors will also have early access to work-in-progress tools and libraries before they are made public. Early Access is available for all sponsors, regardless of tier.

2 sponsors are funding mre’s next goal

@mre

Having support from 5 sponsors will prove to me that Open Source and content creation can be a healthy and sustainable part of my life. Thank you so much for helping me with that! ❤️

@otniel
@chazelton331

Featured work

  1. analysis-tools-dev/static-analysis

    A curated list of static analysis (SAST) tools for all programming languages, config files, build tools, and more.

    Rust 8,019
  2. mre/idiomatic-rust

    A peer-reviewed collection of articles/talks/repos which teach concise, idiomatic Rust.

    Rust 2,145
  3. tinysearch/tinysearch

    🔍 Tiny, full-text search engine for static websites built with Rust and Wasm

    Rust 1,389
  4. hello-rust/show

    🍿 Show notes, code, and future topic ideas for "Hello Rust!", a YouTube channel about the Rust programming language.

    Rust 271
  5. mre/hyperjson

    A hyper-fast Python module for reading/writing JSON data using Rust's serde-json.

    Python 325
  6. mre/cargo-inspect

    Pssst!... see what Rust is doing behind the curtains 🕵🤫

    Rust 274

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40% towards 5 sponsors goal

@otniel @chazelton331

otniel and 1 other sponsor this goal

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$5 a month

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Supporter

⭐ You like to fund my work so that I keep doing what I'm doing.
That includes updating project dependencies, keeping the main documentation in good shape and finding new ways to entertain you.

Perks

  • High five to you!
  • 🏅 A sponsor badge on your profile.

$20 a month

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Early Access

⭐⭐ You are a great individual that wants me to extend my projects and create new ones as well as write about them. Thank you, good person on the internet.

Perks

  • 🐦 A shout-out on social media
  • ✍️ You will get early access to projects and articles before I make them public.

$30 a month

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Early Video Access

⭐ ⭐ ⭐ You are a generous individual that wants to contribute more because the lower tiers don't match the value you're getting from the tools I build. I express my gratitude!

Perks

  • ✍️ You will get early access to projects and articles before I make them public.
  • 🎥 You will get early access to videos/screencasts I'll make.

$250 a month

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Company Tier

🏭 Your company would like to give back to open source. By subscribing to this tier you support the continued development of my tools. Thanks so much!

Perks

  • A thank you message on social media.
  • Your our company logo on endler.dev and a repository
    of your choice. (In my namespace, of course; I'm not a magician. 🧙)
  • You show the world that you care about open source (which is great for recruiting).
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