Hello! This is Kevin, a computer science student @ University of Birmingham,

Orange is a visual, open-source toolbox for data mining and machine learning. No need for programming or in-depth mathematical knowledge – anyone can peek into the data and reveal the patterns underneath.

A digital product company, building open source software & working for clients.

Berty Technologies runs only on donations. This is why we need your help, including financial support. There are many small things you can do to help us. Each contribution will be highlighted on our site as a thank you.

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EDRLab is a non-profit organization dedicated to open source software and open standards for the publishing sector, worldwide. It is the home for Thorium Reader and LCP, and a major contributor to the Readium project.

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I am passionate about new technologies with a secret love for WordPress.

Finbuckle helps build awesome .NET apps.

Hi, I’m Marlon. I’m studying in the field of Augmented and Virtual Reality. I open-source all my work to push the new technologies forward.

I'm a software developer with experience primarily in JavaScript and Swift. I'm a primary contributor to Dynamoose (an AWS DynamoDB modeling tool inspired by Mongoose).

Support my open source work! I have a passion for making apps to solve issues. Your sponsorship would allow me to continue developing these projects I love, and support accounts like an Apple Developer account.

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RuboCop committer. I have improve open source software everyday.

Pybricks brings Python coding to all smart LEGO hubs, with improved open source firmware and a beginner-friendly online coding interface. Whether you build trains, cities, robots, Pybricks makes your creations come alive.

Contributing to (mostly python) projects that I think are cool. Long time primary developer/maintainer for FlexGet.

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My name is Emily Pillmore, a developer and amateur mathematician. I am a member of the Haskell core libraries committee, Haskell.org committee, and I contribute to a large number of open source projects in Haskell and Scala

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I love open source!

I write open-source software, usually things that i need, currently building an Augmentative and Alternative Communication application for kids with special needs.

Hey there 👋 I'm Claudéric, and I work on open source projects that aim to help solve complex user experience patterns. Some of my open source projects are widely used, and chances are you may unknowingly have interacted with them before ✌️