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@zombiezen

Roxy Light

zombiezen
SF Bay Area, CA

If you're a company looking to sponsor Roxy Light or are interested in commercial support, please see her business website, 256 Lights.

I've worked with Go since its public open source release: including contributing to the standard library and writing the first raytracer written in Go. Over time, I created Wire, a dependency injection tool, I was the tech lead for the Go CDK, and I developed zombiezen.com/go/sqlite.

I'm incredibly passionate about Go and the library ecosystem. With sponsorship, I'm able to improve more of the Go developer experience across the wider ecosystem.

Current sponsors 4

@anacrolix
@anedel
Private Sponsor
@abraithwaite
Past sponsors 5
@glacials
@delaneyj
Private Sponsor
@octoberswimmer
Private Sponsor

Featured work

  1. zombiezen/go-sqlite

    Low-level Go interface to SQLite 3

    Go 816
  2. 256lights/zb

    An experiment in hermetic, reproducible build systems

    Go 315
  3. golang/go

    The Go programming language

  4. google/go-cloud

    The Go Cloud Development Kit (Go CDK): A library and tools for open cloud development in Go.

    Go 9,587
  5. google/wire

    Compile-time Dependency Injection for Go

  6. gg-scm/gg

    Git with less typing

    Go 65

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