Hello Everyone 
I am Abhishek, Software Developer for past 4 years. It’s motivating and encouraging to read achievements from you guys.
I have started to contribute to open source with Hacktoberfest 2020. Will continue to contribute to OSS and build.
Heya, I am Shivam, I am a developer, been part of frappe for 2 years now. You tried Frappe Framework yet? It is what powers ERPNext and most of the applications we build here, included fossunited.org. I generally work on the UI, adding new features, occasionally on performance.
I like to read history and science. I don’t often write, but when I do, its generally posted here.
Among my vices, the one that most know about is starting projects, buying domains for them only to be abandoned in 2 weeks. This has let me to build a note taking app, website analytics and a bookmarking app, some educational site and a newsletter. Most of the apps work, but none of them work enough!
Here are a few links for the curious you
GitHub: https://github.com/scmmishra
Twitter: https://twitter.com/scmmishra
Personal Website: https://shivam.dev
hello everyone !
It is truly inspiring to read all of your journeys and inspirations. The contributions all of you have is incredible.
I am Vishal , 3rd year undergrad. I started my open source journey around 1 back and I am growing everyday by learning and exploring new things. I love working with python, Django, Angular and NodeJs.
You can find me here at Github
Hello,
I’m a data professional, currently working for PayPal, interested in the open source space. I’m not as involved hands-on. Hopefully that’ll change in the future.
I’m here to:
a) mine for interesting projects and be a growth partner.
b) find developers to work on some interesting projects.
Please feel free to reach out - ukrizna@umich.edu
Thanks,
Uday
Hi everyone, Excited to be a part of this forum. I’m Karen from Kochi. I read about open source, climatic changes and listen to podcasts in most of my time. Seems like this a great community, excited to learn from all of you here.
Hello! I am Sarigama. I live in the intersections of Cognitive Science research, Ethnography and Technology. Deeply interested in Climate Action, I actively invest in projects that contribute to systems and technologies that help us engage with the more-than-human world in a gentler way.
I joined FOSS United after hearing about this community from @Anand. I look forward to contributing, supporting and learning from this community!
Ashwani here.
I am a systems and backend developer. Have spent half a decade building cybersecurity products.
I work on problems in cloud security, network security and privacy.
Have a bunch of projects at github.
OpenSSL and Redis are my favourite open-source software.
Blogs and podcasts are my way of staying updated with the latest technologies. If you follow blogs by Project Zero, I’d love to chat with you. If you don’t, I recommend you do.
Hello, I’m siddhesh and I’ve been working on FOSS projects since about 15 years now. I’m one of the maintainers of the GNU C Library (glibc) and a committer in gcc and binutils-gdb. OpenHub is probably a better reflection of my work than GitHub. My primary interest is compilers, low level programming and CPU architecture.
I also helped run reserved-bit (a makerspace in Pune) for a few years before we had to shut it down and was one of the organizers of a couple of conferences (FUDCon 2015, PyCon Pune 2017 and the cancelled PyCon Pune 2018). I also ran the Pune chapter of kernel meet-up for a few years.
I’m happy to help in whatever way y’all think I can.
Hi @Siddhesh_Poyarekar, good to see you hear. I guess I met you at PyCon Pune 2017 and I visited reserved_bit after the event.
I would love to see more participation from you in FOSS United. Here are couple things that I can think of right now.
Any more ideas?
Yes, we met at PyCon Pune 2017 
Re (1), sure. Would it be more useful if I give an intro to the toolchain ecosystem as a whole, i.e., projects, communities, etc?
Re (2), the hardware ecosystem is quite active and growing quite fast. https://conference.makerville.io/ is probably a good place to get introduced to some of the folks in that ecosystem.
Re (1), sure. Would it be more useful if I give an intro to the toolchain ecosystem as a whole, i.e., projects, communities, etc?
Yep, that sounds good.
Re (2), the hardware ecosystem is quite active and growing quite fast. https://conference.makerville.io/ is probably a good place to get introduced to some of the folks in that ecosystem.
Wow, what a wonderful resource. I’ll try to connect with some of the folks there.
Hi, I am Ahmed, a developer, been part of Partner for 2 years - now.
I was a java developer, I moved to python before two years ago.
I have created some FOSS apps, one of them was ERP, but after I knowed Frappe & ERPNext I had stopped. Currently I develope apps under frappe and working as ERP Consulting.
GitHub: https://github.com/alkuhlani
Welcome @Ahmed_Mohammed. We also have an active Telegram group https://t.me/fossunited. You can join and be part of it.
I’m Jay. I use Open Source and extend and nhance open source technologies for SMB clients. I have implemented ERPNext in a bunch of companies. My forte is manufacturing. Though I’m not a developer, I employ developers that work on Frappe, ERPNext and Android technologies.
Delighted to be here.
Thanks
Jay
Hey there!
This is Nitish, software developer, open source & startup enthusiast for more than 10 years now. Currently, I work for MinIO as an engineer. I focus on software development, community & customer engagement and generally excited about modern, cloud-native distributed systems.
Excited to be a part of this community.
Hi Nitish, Welcome to FOSS United. Join our telegram group as well for the discussions. - https://t.me/fossunited
Hello all! , I am Vivek Digambernath a Consultant / Developer for Open source business software( 90% Frappe / ERPnext ) in UAE for ~ 10 years.
I am a part time philosopher and an avid history freak and feel Open Source thinking is just a reflection of our once ancient culture of knowledge and information being free.
Off late I been interested in how technology can create the much needed transparency in governance. and increase participation. Imagine common people being able to join a party using an app, hold discussions on relevant matters in an Upvote like forum and their representatives being obliged to simply execute the decision. And platforms to be used for such use cases should be from the Open Source space.
I am Meera. I’m an indie developer, musician & student. I used to work with Hasura.