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@jupyter-naas
Naas is an all-in-one open source platform democratizing data science with templates.
@karatelabs
Karate is an open-core test automation framework for APIs. We have close to 6000 GitHub stars and it is used by dozens of F500 companies.
@scape-foundation
Support Scape Foundation's open source work. Your donation to the Scape Foundation helps us to create a regenerative future for all life on Earth.
@thedaviddias
Hey there! I’m David Dias, I create open-source tools for Front-End Developers!
@Notifiarr
Notifiarr provides free server monitoring using a high quality custom client. The features don't stop there. You gain access to a chat bot that allows you to control your servers, execute custom actions, and turn on lights. Support Notifiarr's work!
@dkaser
Hi, I’m Derek! I’m an infrastructure engineer and software developer that enjoys solving problems.
@markuplint
A Linter for All markup developers. Support Markuplint's open-source work.
@palner
For more than 20 years, The Palner Group, Inc. has provided clients with the help and assistance they need to stay competitive in a rapidly changing environment.
@eritbh
Web dev and hardware tinkerer who maintains some tools for Reddit/Discord
@zaeph
Hailing from the Humanities, and trifling with Linux and Emacs. I develop software solutions to make it easier for scholars to do their research, and I publicise them in academia.
@xyflow
xyflow is based in Berlin and focused on developing and maintaining React Flow and Svelte Flow: open-source libraries to build node-based interfaces.
@brminnick
I love C#, .NET, and Mobile App development. I am an avid coder and have developed countless apps. I love working closely with the developer community, helping fellow mobile app and cloud developers make 5-star apps!
@stackernews
Bitcoin and the web walk into a bar. The bartender issues a request, Bitcoin responds "payment required." The web cries in relief.
@timholy
My main coding passion is to elevate the [Julia programming language](https://julialang.org/), making it more effective and efficient for developers, users, and beginning programmers.
@openmv
The OpenMV project is about creating low-cost, extensible, Python powered, machine vision modules and aims at becoming the “Arduino of Machine Vision“. Our goal is to bring machine vision algorithms closer to makers and hobbyists.
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