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Guilherme Rambo

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Brazil

I'm a Mac and iOS developer based in Florianopolis / Brazil.

I've been doing open source work for several years, including libraries like MultipeerKit and full apps like the WWDC app for macOS, StatusBuddy, and VirtualBuddy.

The reason why I like to have open source projects is to help the developer community and people who may find my software useful for their day to day activities, or as tools for learning.

I also run Best Buddy Apps, publisher of apps such as AirBuddy, which is how I make a living.

As with most if not all open source maintainers, I have a hard time balancing time spent working on my commercial projects vs. the time spent on my open source contributions. My hope with GitHub sponsors is that I'll be able to set aside more of my available time to keep my open source projects alive and well-maintained.

Thanks for reading!

@insidegui

This seems like a good first goal to have :)

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Featured work

  1. insidegui/WWDC

    The unofficial WWDC app for macOS

    Swift 8,633
  2. insidegui/VirtualBuddy

    Virtualize macOS 12 and later on Apple Silicon, VirtualBuddy is a virtual machine GUI for macOS M1, M2, M3

    Swift 5,386
  3. insidegui/MultipeerKit

    MultipeerConnectivity + Codable = ❤️

    Swift 1,100
  4. insidegui/StatusBuddy

    Keep track of Apple's developer and consumer system statuses right in your menu bar.

    Swift 453

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