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Developer of Waterfly III, an unofficial Android App for Firefly III, a free and open source personal finance manager.

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ZenStack simplifies JS/TS-based full-stack development by allowing you to model data and access policies declaratively and use the schema to generate services and hooks. Sponsor to support its open-source work!

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Lead developer of AccessKit cross-platform accessibility infrastructure (https://accesskit.dev/)

Laravel.io is the Laravel community portal. It's maintained by @driesvints and @joedixon.

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Making local web development reliable and fast for PHP, JavaScript, and HTML developers everywhere

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Aure has been working on the audio synthesis, processing, and analysis engine, AudioKit, for the last 10 years and has dedicated himself to building the AudioKit community. Please consider sponsoring his efforts!

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ChurchApps develops open source software for churches. Every year, churches spend hundreds of millions of dollars on software needed to run a church effectively. We believe by working together the Church can provide this software for free.

AnyCable brings true performance, scalability, and low resource consumption to Ruby and Rails real-time applications by moving low-level WebSockets handling from Ruby to Go, but leaving all the code business logic in your app.