Become a sponsor to Hector Ventura
I am a Software Engineer based in McKinney, Texas, with over 10 years of experience building high-performance backend systems and distributed cloud-native applications. My mission is to build developer tools that are fast, free, and accessible to everyone.
What I’m Working On: Floci
I am the creator of Floci, a lightweight, open-source AWS service emulator. Built with Quarkus and GraalVM, Floci is designed for developers who need a reliable local cloud environment without the "gatekeeping" of paid tiers or mandatory auth tokens.
While other tools have moved toward restricted community editions, I am committed to keeping Floci:
- Truly MIT Licensed: Open and extendable for everyone.
- High Performance: Starting in 24ms and using 91% less memory than alternatives.
- Feature Rich: Unlocking services like RDS, ElastiCache, and Cognito for free.
Why Sponsor Me?
Open-source development requires significant time and resources—from maintaining the 400+ SDK compatibility tests to expanding the 45+ supported AWS services. Your sponsorship directly supports:
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Infrastructure & CI/CD Costs: Ensuring every release is stable and highly compatible.
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Feature Expansion: Adding more AWS services and improving the developer experience.
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Community Support: Allowing me to dedicate more time to fixing bugs and supporting users on GitHub.
By sponsoring my work, you aren't just supporting a project; you are investing in a future where local cloud development is fast, simple, and always free.
Thank you for supporting independent open-source software! 🚀
$5 one time
SelectLove the speed of Floci or found one of my tools helpful? Buy me a coffee! This is a simple, no-strings-attached way to show your appreciation for independent open-source development. It helps fuel the late-night coding sessions required to keep our AWS emulation fast, light, and free.
Rewards:
- Profile Badge: Your GitHub profile badge will be proudly displayed on my sponsors page.
- My Sincere Thanks: Every coffee helps keep the servers running and the binaries small!