Google named the recipients of the Open Source Peer Bonus award

Google Inc. announced award recipients Open Source Peer Bonus, awarded for contributions to the development of open projects. The unique aspect of this award is that candidates are nominated by Google employees, but nominees should not be affiliated with the company. This year, the award has been expanded and is now presented not only to developers but also to technical writers, designers, community activists, mentors, security experts, and others involved with open-source software.

The award was granted to 90 individuals from 20 countries, including Russia and Ukraine, who are participating in the development of projects such as Angular, Apache Beam, Babel, Bazel, Chromium, CoreBoot, Debian, Flutter, Gerrit, Git, Kubernetes, the Linux kernel, LLVM/Clang, NixOS, Node.js, Pip, PyPI, runC, Tesseract, V8, and more. Winners will receive a certificate recognizing their achievements from Google, along with an undisclosed monetary reward.

Source: opennet.ru

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