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I am an engineer with long time experience in various technologies and languages. With almost all the projects I've been involved with, I was focusing on making developers working on those projects more efficient, making sure that they are focusing on what is important - i.e. developing their software, while trying to make all the - absolutely necessary - "surrounding" stuff as development environments, continuous integration, release automation mostly invisible but extremely useful.

I am a big fan (and recently a member of) the Apache Software Foundation. The focus they put on individuals, not organisations making an impact and the philosophy the ASF has is very close to my heart and soul.

I am on the mission to make ASF projects more approachable, more open, easier to contribute to and more "professional" in their approach of tooling, development environment, CI, releases.

While I am an engineer, my background is much more than just engineering. I understand and praise the "community over code" motto and I know that it is most important to have a great community. I engaged in many aspects of the community - starting from taking part and leading discussions, managing discussions to reach consensus, organizing workshops and recording videos for newcomers, and finally being an organizer of events and conferences. I have a history of organizing big, international events for the community of engineers and designers - MCE (5 years) MCE Videos and Airflow Summit: https://airflowsummit.org/

Disclaimers:

This campaign is done by me, Jarek Potiuk, as an independent individual, not by the Apache Software Foundation nor the Apache Airflow project. I'm not representing the Foundation in any way in this campaign, nor does Apache endorse it. The Foundation has a policy of not paying for development work. All its members are
voluntary, me included. Any code I'll write or change will have to pass the usual Airflow team approval process. If this campaign isn't funded, I'll continue participating in the Airflow project and other projects in the same way as before.

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I'd love to get 15 sponsors. It is likely impossible to focus on more than few projects at the same time, and I bet that every project has at least 1-2 serious stakeholders and at least few users who appreciate my work and would love to thank for my work, so having a goal of 15 is pretty good idea.

Current sponsors 3

@jbampton
@johnbampton
@john-bampton
Past sponsors 10
@acmh
@aws
@ad-m
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@edithturn
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@jbmeerkat
@indeedeng
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@enchant3dmango

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If you wan to just thank for the work I am doing on regular basis to some of the projects you love - this is the tier for you.

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If you would like me to spend substantial amount of my time on some of the projects you love and would like to keep me focused on that - you can choose this tier. Big thanks to anyone who chooses this tier.

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This amount will keep me focused for quite some time and might turn some of the projects and Ideas in reality which I keep in the back of my mind as "stretch" targets for the projects I am involved with. I will be publishing those ideas regularly as GitHub Issues and you will be able to say what is the project you would like me to focus on (not exclusively but seriously) in the coming months.

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With this tier - you might not only get my focus mostly on a project/idea of your choice for the coming months, but I can also work on implementing the ideas that you propose. I am super-happy to discuss the ideas, lead proposals of the ides in the open-source projects of your choice, but also acknowledge and emphasize your authorship and sponsorship across the whole life-cycle of the proposals/ideas. I will be leading the project to completion, including handling post-implementation teething problems and making sure the idea is well integrated in the community of the project.