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Google Open Source Peer Bonus program announces first group of winners for 2023

Wednesday, May 24, 2023



We are excited to announce the first group of winners for the 2023 Google Open Source Peer Bonus Program! This program recognizes external open source contributors who have been nominated by Googlers for their exceptional contributions to open source projects.

The Google Open Source Peer Bonus Program is a key part of Google's ongoing commitment to open source software. By supporting the development and growth of open source projects, Google is fostering a more collaborative and innovative software ecosystem that benefits everyone.

This cycle's Open Source Peer Bonus Program received a record-breaking 255 nominations, marking a 49% increase from the previous cycle. This growth speaks to the popularity of the program both within Google and the wider open source community. It's truly inspiring to see so many individuals dedicated to contributing their time and expertise to open source projects. We are proud to support and recognize their efforts through the Open Source Peer Bonus Program.

The winners of this year's Open Source Peer Bonus Program come from 35 different countries around the world, reflecting the program's global reach and the immense impact of open source software. Community collaboration is a key driver of innovation and progress, and we are honored to be able to support and celebrate the contributions of these talented individuals from around the world through this program.

In total, 203 winners were selected based on the impact of their contributions to the open source project, the quality of their work, and their dedication to open source. These winners represent around 150 unique open source projects, demonstrating a diverse range of domains, technologies, and communities. There are open source projects related to web development such as Angular, PostCSS, and the 2022 Web Almanac, and tools and libraries for programming languages such as Rust, Python, and Dart. Other notable projects include cloud computing frameworks like Apache Beam and Kubernetes, and graphics libraries like Mesa 3D and HarfBuzz. The projects also cover various topics such as security (CSP), testing (AFLPlusplus), and documentation (The Good Docs Project). Overall, it's an impressive list of open source projects from different areas of software development.

We would like to extend our congratulations to the winners! Included below are those who have agreed to be named publicly.

Winner

Open Source Project

Bram Stein

2022 Web Almanac

Saptak Sengupta

2022 Web Almanac

Thibaud Colas

2022 Web Almanac

Andrea Fioraldi

AFLPlusplus

Marc Heuse

AFLplusplus

Joel Ostblom

Altair

Chris Dalton

ANGLE

Matthieu Riegler

Angular

Ryan Carniato

Angular

Johanna Öjeling

Apache Beam

Rickard Zwahlen

Apache Beam

Seunghwan Hong

Apache Beam

Claire McGinty

Apache Beam & Scio

Kellen Dye

Apache Beam & Scio

Michel Davit

Apache Beam & Scio

Stamatis Zampetakis

Apache Hive

Matt Casters

Apache Hop

Kevin Mihelich

Arch Linux ARM

Sergio Castaño Arteaga

Artifact Hub

Vincent Mayers

Atlanta Java Users Group

Xavier Bonaventura

Bazel

Jelle Zijlstra

Black

Clément Contet

Blockly

Yutaka Yamada

Blockly

Luiz Von Dentz

Bluez

Kate Gregory

Carbon Language

Ruth Ikegah

Chaoss

Dax Fohl

Cirq

Chad Killingsworth

closure-compiler

Yuan Li

Cloud Dataproc Initialization Actions

Manu Garg

Cloudprober

Kévin Petit

CLVK

Dimitris Koutsogiorgas

CocoaPods

Axel Obermeier

Conda Forge

Roman Dodin

Containerlab

Denis Pushkarev

core-js

Chris O'Haver

CoreDNS

Justine Tunney

cosmopolitan

Jakob Kogler

cp-algorithms

Joshua Hemphill

CSP (Content-Security-Policy)

Romain Menke

CSSTools’ PostCSS Plugins and Packages

Michael Sweet

CUPS

Daniel Stenberg

curl

Pokey Rule

Cursorless

Ahmed Ashour

Dart

Zhiguang Chen

Dart Markdown Package

Dmitry Zhifarsky

DCM

Mark Pearson

Debian

Salvatore Bonaccorso

Debian

Felix Palmer

deck.gl

Xiaoji Chen

deck.gl

Andreas Deininger

Docsy

Simon Binder

Drift

Hajime Hoshi

Ebitengine

Protesilaos Stavrou

Emacs modus-themes

Raven Black

envoy

Péter Szilágyi

ethereum

Sudheer Hebbale

evlua

Morten Bek Ditlevsen

Firebase SDK for Apple App Development

Victor Zigdon

Flashing Detection

Ashita Prasad

Flutter

Callum Moffat

Flutter

Greg Price

Flutter

Jami Couch

Flutter

Reuben Turner

Flutter

Heather Turner

FORWARDS

Donatas Abraitis

FRRouting/frr

Guillaume Melquiond

Gappa

Sam James

Gentoo

James Blair

Gerrit Code Review

Martin Paljak

GlobalPlatformPro

Jeremy Bicha

GNOME

Austen Novis

Goblet

Ka-Hing Cheung

goofys

Nicholas Junge

Google Benchmark

Robert Teller

Google Cloud VPC Firewall Rules

Nora Söderlund

Google Maps Platform Discord community and GitHub repositories

Aiden Grossman

google/ml-compiler-opt

Giles Knap

gphotos-sync

Behdad Esfahbod

HarfBuzz

Juan Font Alonso

headscale

Blaž Hrastnik

Helix

Paulus Schoutsen

home-assistant

Pietro Albini

Infrastructure team - Rust Programming Language

Eric Van Norman

Istio

Zhonghu Xu

Istio

Pierre Lalet

Ivre Rocks

Ayaka Mikazuki

JAX

Kyle Zhao

JGit | The Eclipse Foundation

Yuya Nishihara

jj (Jujutsu VCS)

Oscar Dowson

JuMP-dev

Mikhail Yakshin

Kaitai Struct

Daniel Seemaier

KaMinPar

Abheesht Sharma

KerasNLP

Jason Hall

ko

Jonas Mende

Kubeflow Pipelines Operator

Paolo Ambrosio

Kubeflow Pipelines Operator

Arnaud Meukam

Kubernetes

Patrick Ohly

Kubernetes

Ricardo Katz

Kubernetes

Akihiro Suda

Lima

Jan Dubois

Lima

Dongliang Mu

Linux Kernel

Johannes Berg

Linux Kernel

Mauricio Faria de Oliveira

Linux Kernel

Nathan Chancellor

Linux Kernel

Ondřej Jirman

Linux Kernel

Pavel Begunkov

Linux Kernel

Pavel Skripkin

Linux Kernel

Tetsuo Handa

Linux Kernel

Vincent Mailhol

Linux Kernel

Hajime Tazaki

Linux Kernel Library

Jonatan Kłosko

Livebook

Jonas Bernoulli

Magit

Henry Lim

Malaysia Vaccine Tracker Twitter Bot

Thomas Caswell

matplotlib

Matt Godbolt

mattgodbolt

Matthew Holt

mholt

Ralf Jung

Miri and Stacked Borrows

Markus Böck

mlir

Matt DeVillier

MrChromebox.tech

Levi Burner

MuJoCo

Hamel Husain

nbdev

Justin Keyes

Neovim

Wim Henderickx

Nephio

Janne Heß

nixpkgs

Martin Weinelt

nixpkgs

Brian Carlson

node-postgres

Erik Doernenburg

OCMock

Aaron Brethorst

OneBusAway for iOS, written in Swift.

Onur Mutlu

Onur Mutlu Lectures - YouTube

Alexander Alekhin

OpenCV

Alexander Smorkalov

OpenCV

Stafford Horne

OpenRISC

Peter Gadfort

OpenROAD

Christopher "CRob" Robinson

OpenSSF Best Practices WG

Arnaud Le Hors

OpenSSF Scorecard

Nate Wert

OpenSSF Scorecard

Kevin Thomas Abraham

Oppia

Praneeth Gangavarapu

Oppia

Mohit Gupta

Oppia Android

Jaewoong Eum

Orbital

Carsten Dominik

Org mode

Guido Vranken

oss-fuzz

Daniel Anderson

parlaylib

Richard Davey

Phaser

Juliette Reinders Folmer

PHP_CodeSniffer

Hassan Kibirige

plotnine

Andrey Sitnik

PostCSS · GitHub

Dominik Czarnota

pwndbg

Ee Durbin

PyPI

Adam Turner

Python PEPs

Peter Odding

python-rotate-backups

Christopher Courtney

QMK

Jay Berkenbilt

qpdf

Tim Everett

RTKLIB

James Higgins

Rust

Tony Arcieri

rustsec

Natsuki Natsume

Sass

Mohab Mohie

SHAFT

Cory LaViska

Shoelace

Catherine 'whitequark'

smoltcp

Kumar Shivendu

Software Heritage

Eriol Fox

SustainOSS

Richard Littauer

SustainOSS

Billy Lynch

Tekton

Trevor Morris

TensorFlow

Jiajia Qin

TensorFlow.js

Patty O'Callaghan

TensorFlow.js Training and Ecosystem

Luiz Carvalho

TEP-0084: End-to-end provenance in Tekton Chains

Hannes Hapke

TFX-Addons

Sakae Kotaro

The 2021 Web Almanac

Frédéric Wang

The Chromium Projects

Raphael Kubo da Costa

The Chromium Projects

Mengmeng Tang

The Good Docs Project

Ophy Boamah Ampoh

The Good Docs Project

Gábor Horváth

The LLVM Project

Shafik Yaghmour

The LLVM Project

Dave Airlie

The Mesa 3D Graphics Library

Faith Ekstrand

The Mesa 3D Graphics Library

Aivar Annamaa

Thonny

Lawrence Kesteloot

trs80

Josh Goldberg

TypeScript

Linus Seelinger

UM-Bridge

Joseph Kato

Vale.sh

Abdelrahman Awad

vee-validate

Maxi Ferreira

View Transitions API

Tim Pope

vim-fugitive

Michelle O'Connor

Web Almanac

Jan Grulich

WebRTC

Wez Furlong

WezTerm

Yao Wang

World Federation of Advertisers - Virtual People Core Serving

Duncan Ogilvie

x64dbg

We are incredibly proud of all of the nominees for their outstanding contributions to open source, and we look forward to seeing even more amazing contributions in the years to come.

By Maria Tabak, Google Open Source Peer Bonus Program Lead

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