Hi, I'm Tomas 👋

A Machine Learning Engineer from Lisbon 🇵🇹 currently living and working in Amsterdam 🇳🇱

🚀 Creator of ridgeplot

I'm the creator and sole maintainer of ridgeplot, a Python package that provides a simple interface for plotting beautiful and interactive ridgeline plots within the Plotly ecosystem.

🛠 Open Source Contributions

I try to actively contribute to open-source projects in the Python and scientific computing ecosystems. Some of my contributions can be found in high-profile projects like sktime and Feast.

My contributions range from identifying and fixing critical bugs to implementing new features or substantial improvements. I also participate in the open-source community through code reviews, helping users troubleshoot issues, and providing context and feedback where needed.

🤝 Why Sponsor Me?

Creating and maintaining good and useful open-source software requires a lot of time and effort. Your sponsorship means much more than just financial support—it shows your appreciation for my work and signals to me that my contributions have positively impacted you in some way.

If my work has saved you or your company time and resources, please consider becoming a sponsor. Your support enables me to continue contributing to the community and making these tools even better.

🎯 Sponsoring a project or feature

So many books issues, so little time...

If there's a particular feature you'd really like to see implemented, or you found an old issue that isn't getting enough love... you can direct your support by commenting on the relevant issue and letting me know that you'd like your sponsorship to be directed toward it.

📝 A quick disclaimer...

Currently, I do not plan on turning my open-source work into a full-time, for-profit venture with big commitments. Please consider your sponsorship as a token of appreciation for what I already do, not as a transaction or request for special and urgent support. While I will do my best to support all users of my projects, my availability and response times will vary.

Ultimately, I want to do open-source because it's fun! 🚀