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Reece Dunham

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New York

Hello!

My name is Reece, and I am an open source developer here on GitHub. I love to help out with projects any way I can! Sometimes, projects I donate my time to can cost money, which is why I am asking for your help!

If you want to see exactly what kind of stuff I’m working on, you can take a look at my website 🎉

Current sponsors 1

@fkorotkov
Past sponsors 2
@pawamoy
@indeedeng

Featured work

  1. area4lib/area4

    🚀 Dividers in Python, the easy way! (As seen on PyPI)

    Python 25
  2. cirruslabs/cirrus-ci-web

    Web front end for Cirrus CI

    TypeScript 93
  3. cakebotpro/cakebot

    A cool, new Discord bot 🍰

    TypeScript 9
  4. PowerShell/PowerShell-Docker

    Repository for building PowerShell Docker images

    Dockerfile 420
  5. RDIL/filehandlers

    Package containing code to help in working with files.

    Python 2

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This tier allows me to sustain most of my projects, so I can develop and contribute better code :)

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This tier allows me to sustain most of my projects as well as some community projects I frequent, so I can write and contribute better code :)

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I get 5 dollars a month. It may not seem like much, but it helps a ton. Thank you 😀

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With this tier, you can support most of my projects, and help me code what I enjoy. Thank you very much 🙏 ❤️

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I'm really not sure why anybody would pick this tier, but thank you very much. This lets me pay for all hosting costs, with a little bit left over each month. I really, really appreciate it!! 🥇

If you do join this tier, please send me an email so we can discuss potential ways to involve you/your brand in my projects (e.g. logo in readme).