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Dariusz Rumiński

keradus
Szczecin, Poland

Promoter of automation.
An uncompromising reviewer.
Testing everything.
Creator of PHP CS Fixer.

@keradus

It would mean the world to me if I had 50 sponsors ;)

Current sponsors 11

@julesjanssen
@lampbristol
@hxv
@davidbyoung
@NicolasCARPi
@adamlundrigan
@8ctopus
@pascalchevrel
@dpi
@orkhanahmadov
@fusonic
Past sponsors 26
@Wojciechem
@Jean85
@voku
@l3l0
@carusogabriel
@mathielen
@pyrech
@fpesch
@MBDealer
@sebastianbergmann
@k-schwitz
@prisis
@stayallive
@localheinz
@alexander-schranz
@DaveLiddament
@jrmajor
@github

Featured work

  1. PHP-CS-Fixer/PHP-CS-Fixer

    A tool to automatically fix PHP Coding Standards issues

  2. PHP-CS-Fixer/shim

    Shim version of PHP CS Fixer

    PHP 21

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22% towards 50 monthly sponsors goal

@adamlundrigan @davidbyoung
@NicolasCARPi @orkhanahmadov @julesjanssen @lampbristol @fusonic

adamlundrigan and 10 others sponsor this goal

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