New campaigns and small starts for Open Collective readers
Flutter Server Box is new at the source during this period. It has no backers, no raised funds, and no yearly budget yet. [5]
Antony mwendwa is new at the source, focusing on open-source cybersecurity utilities and scanners to help developers identify vulnerabilities and secure their software. [6]
catrinabet is new at the source, presenting catrinabet.mx as an independent guide, with no backers, no raised funds, and no budget. [7]
Ceenk is new at the source, describing open-source Android screen mirroring, automation, biometric HUD gestures, and device management. [8]
Yamin Siahmargooei is new at the source, stating a focus on creating Android apps with no financial backing yet. [9]
ISONOMIA is new at the source, a civic tech platform for transparency on Spanish politics, with no backers and no funds yet. [10]
ROSH™ Company Labs is new at the source, building free, open-source tools for developers working with LLMs, with no backers and no funds yet. [11]
Rivet is new at the source, offering infrastructure for testing and cloud projects, with no backers and no funds yet. [12]
Existing campaigns with notable activity and potential readers’ interest
DIM (Destiny Item Manager) remains an established open-source project with community support, ongoing development, and a sizeable backing and raised funds compared to many new campaigns. [4]
ExpressLRS has a long-standing footprint, highlighting ongoing support and substantial raised funds in USD. [16]
Neovim continues as a mature project with significant backers and large raised totals, reflecting continued community support for a long-running open-source project. [18]
ESLint shows a high level of funding and backers, illustrating strong contributor engagement in a widely used JavaScript tool. [20]
Swiper remains a notable project with a large amount raised and active backers, indicating sustained community investment. [24]
core-js has substantial backers and high raised funds, signaling broad ecosystem reliance on a standard library. [23]