Open Source Collective Updates and new collectives we love - December Edition ❤️

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Updates we Love

• December often means reflections: This end of year summary from Yiisoft (and this update, on what Yiisoft is); and this one, from Altair; this one from Homebrew; or this one from Andrew over at ecosyste.ms. They're all good.

• Sometimes, it means community calls. Using an update to publish your community call is an excellent idea - good move, Kairos.

• It also means what's next. This plan for 2023 from Phoenix-IDE is great.

• Love seeing hourly rates mentioned on OSC! The Cabal Club collective introduced one for administrative work in this update, ensuring that the necessary work done is paid work.

• There is so much I love in this update from the related Secure Scuttlebutt Consortium. Booths! Trees! Manuals! Grants!

• And Remmina posted an update just to welcome a new maintainer. Nice touch!

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New Collectives we Love

• Cp-algorithms - Translating articles for competitive programming.

• Drizzle ORM - A security-first TypeScript ORM for SQL databases.

• Micro-meta App - An open science organization furthering microscopy tooling

• Pacstall - An AUR for Ubuntu and Debian distros

• Phoenix-IDE - A modern open-source IDE for the web, built for the browser. We develop the Phoenix code editor for the web.

• Roc Streaming - a collection of software for streaming high quality audio over unreliable networks like Wi-Fi.

• Seismica - A community-driven, Diamond Open Access journal publishing peer-reviewed research in seismology and earthquake science.

• Singlelink - An open-source Linktree alternative.

• Sonic - A Go blogging platform.

• Together Java - A Discord community with over 20,000 members providing Q&A support focused on the general topic of programming with Java.