thoughtbot, a long-standing contributor to the Ruby community, has joined Hanakai as a silver sponsor. Hanakai published a short announcement including a note from thoughtbot’s Rob Whittaker and an invitation for others to sponsor.
thoughtbot is now a silver sponsor of Hanakai and cited Ruby’s strength in diverse contributors as a reason for supporting Hanakai.
Rob Whittaker, thoughtbot’s Director of Software Development, emphasized the value of multiple approaches to building Ruby apps.
Hanakai invites other individuals and organizations to review sponsorship options to support ongoing work.
# What happened Hanakai announced that thoughtbot is its newest silver sponsor. The announcement frames the sponsorship as an extension of thoughtbot's long history of supporting Ruby through blog posts, podcasts, open-source libraries, and people who contribute to the community.
# Why thoughtbot sponsored Hanakai
# What this means for the Hanakai community The sponsorship is presented as support for the ongoing maintenance and development of Hanakai projects and the broader Ruby ecosystem. Hanakai thanked Rob and everyone at thoughtbot for their contribution and framed the sponsorship as meaningful to keeping Ruby a place where different ideas can grow.
# How others can support Hanakai Hanakai invites other individuals and organizations to consider sponsorship. The announcement points readers to Hanakai's sponsorship options and notes there are levels for different budgets. The post specifically suggests companies or people who want to join thoughtbot in supporting Hanakai should review those options.
# Takeaway for Ruby users and maintainers
# Where to read more The announcement links to a full post on Hanakai's blog and to a page describing sponsorship options for those interested in contributing financially.
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