The latest round of Google Open Source Peer Bonus winners

Google relies on open source software throughout our systems, much of it written by non-Googlers. We’re always looking for ways to say “thank you!” so 5 years ago we started asking Googlers to nominate open source contributors outside of the company who have made significant contributions to codebases we use or think are important. We’ve recognized more than 500 developers from 30+ countries who have contributed their time and talent to over 400 open source projects since the program’s inception in 2011.

Today we are pleased to announce the latest round of awardees, 52 individuals we’d like to recognize for their dedication to open source communities. The following is a list of everyone who gave us permission to thank them publicly:

Name	Project	Name	Project
Philipp Hancke	Adapter.js	Fernando Perez	Jupyter & IPython
Geoff Greer	Ag	Michelle Noorali	Kubernetes & Helm
Dzmitry Shylovich	Angular	Prosper Otemuyiwa	Laravel Hackathon Starter
David Kalnischkies	Apt	Keith Busch	Linux kernel
Peter Mounce	Bazel	Thomas Caswell	matplotlib
Yuki Yugui Sonoda	Bazel	Tatsuhiro Tsujikawa	nghttp2
Eric Fiselier	benchmark	Anna Henningsen	Node.js
Rob Stradling	Certificate Transparency	Charles Harris	NumPy
Ke He	Chromium	Jeff Reback	pandas
Daniel Micay	CopperheadOS	Ludovic Rousseau	PCSC-Lite, CCID
Nico Huber	coreboot	Matti Picus	PyPy
Kyösti Mälkki	coreboot	Salvatore Sanfilippo	Redis
Jana Moudrá	Dart	Ralf Gommers	SciPy
John Wiegley	Emacs	Kevin O'Connor	SeaBIOS
Alex Saveau	FirebaseUI-Android	Sam Aaron	Sonic Pi
Toke Hoiland-Jorgensen	Flent	Michael Tyson	The Amazing Audio Engine
Hanno Böck	Fuzzing Project	Rob Landley	Toybox
Luca Milanesio	Gerrit	Bin Meng	U-Boot
Daniel Theophanes	Go programming language	Ben Noordhuis	V8
Josh Snyder	Go programming language	Fatih Arslan	vim-go
Brendan Tracey	Go programming language	Adam Treat	WebKit
Elias Naur	Go on Mobile	Chris Dumez	WebKit
Anthonios Partheniou	Google Cloud Datalab	Sean Larkin	Webpack
Marcus Meissner	gPhoto2	Tobias Koppers	Webpack
Matt Butcher	Helm	Alexis La Goutte	Wireshark dissector for QUIC

Congratulations to all of the awardees, past and present! Thank you for your contributions.

By Helen Hu, Open Source Programs Office