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  1. Raspberry Pi OS raspberrypi.org

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  2. Per Liden twitter.com

    Hacking on the HotSpot JVM at Oracle.

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  3. Paul Phillips twitter.com

    Forever undisputed SLOC Scala compiler dev.

  4. Norman Maurer twitter.com

    Netty developer.

  5. PirateBox piratebox.cc

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  6. PiNet pinet.org.uk

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  7. Kirk Pepperdine twitter.com

    Working in high performance and distributed computing for nearly 20 years.

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  8. PiFi pifi.org

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  9. firefox-addon-webextensions tag on Stack Overflow stackoverflow.com

    Relevant questions.

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  10. Martijn Verburg twitter.com

    Java Champion.

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  11. PiDeck pideck.com

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  12. google-chrome-extension tag on Stack Overflow stackoverflow.com

    Relevant questions.

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  13. Martin Thompson mechanical-sympathy.blogspot.se

    Pasty faced performance gangster.

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  14. OSMC osmc.tv

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  15. Mark Reinhold twitter.com

    Chief Architect, Java Platform Group, Oracle.

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  16. OpenWRT openwrt.org

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  17. Mozilla Discourse discourse.mozilla.org

    Discussions.

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  18. Marcus Lagergren twitter.com

    Java language team alumnus.

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  19. openSUSE en.opensuse.org

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  20. Lukas Eder twitter.com

    Blogger. Author of JOOQ.

  21. Jonas Bonér twitter.com

    Founder & CTO of Lightbend.

  22. Browser Extension Standard browserext.github.io

    Standard for the API, supported by Mozilla, Opera and Microsoft.

  23. John Rose blogs.oracle.com

    HotSpot developer.

  24. Opera API support dev.opera.com

    Detailed WebExtensions support for Opera.

  25. OctoPi octopi.octoprint.org

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  26. Jake Wharton twitter.com

    Square, Google, open source hacker.

  27. Safari Extensions documentation developer.apple.com

    Developer documentation on building Safari extensions. Technically not WebExtensions, the API is completely different.

  28. NOOBS raspberrypi.org

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  29. Ivan Krylov twitter.com

    JVM expert.

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  30. Browser support for WebExtensions developer.mozilla.org

    Compatibility table for Chrome, Edge, Firefox, and Opera.

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  31. Heinz Kabutz twitter.com

    Author of 250+ Java Specialists' Newsletters.

  32. Mozilla's WebExtensions documentation developer.mozilla.org

    MDN wiki for the WebExtensions API.

  33. NetBSD wiki.netbsd.org

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  34. Gil Tene twitter.com

    Azul Systems.

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  35. Chrome Extensions documentation developer.chrome.com

    Documentation for the original Chrome extension model.

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  36. motionEyeOS github.com

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  37. Doug Lea g.oswego.edu

    Author of the Java memory model.

  38. MoodleBox moodlebox.net

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  39. Dávid Karnok akarnokd.blogspot.se

    RxJava committer that blogs about advanced RxJava.

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  40. Dave Dice blogs.oracle.com

    Senior research scientist in the Scalable Synchronization Research Group within Oracle.

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  41. Minibian minibianpi.wordpress.com

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  42. Cliff Click cliffc.org

    Creator of the HotSpot Server Compiler.

  43. Manjaro manjaro.org

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  44. Claes Redestad twitter.com

    Working with OpenJDK stuff @ Oracle.

  45. Charles Nutter twitter.com

    JRuby guy.

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  46. Brendan Gregg brendangregg.com

    Cloud performance, kernel engineer, speaker, author.

  47. LibreELEC libreelec.tv

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  48. Ben Christensen twitter.com

    Facebook, Netflix, Apple engineering.

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  49. Lakka lakka.tv

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