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Sponsor DOM Helpers ​

Giovanni Marianne

Giovanni Marianne

Creator of DOM Helpers Library

DOM Helpers is a free, open-source library that provides reactivity and simplifies DOM manipulation for developers worldwide. Your sponsorship, no matter the amount, helps ensure continued development, maintenance, and support for the community.

Why Sponsor? ​

DOM Helpers is built and maintained with care to provide:

  • Zero dependencies — lightweight and performant
  • Developer-friendly API — intuitive methods for common DOM tasks
  • Active maintenance — regular updates, bug fixes, and improvements
  • Community support — responsive help and feature requests
  • Comprehensive documentation — clear guides and examples

Your sponsorship, whether large or small, directly supports:

✅ Active Development — new features and improvements
✅ Bug Fixes & Security — timely patches and updates
✅ Documentation — keeping guides current and comprehensive
✅ Community Support — responding to issues and questions
✅ Long-term Sustainability — ensuring the library remains maintained

Every Contribution Matters ​

All contributions are valued and appreciated equally. Whether you can contribute once or regularly, every bit of support helps keep this project alive and thriving.

Your support enables:

  • Dedicated time for development and maintenance
  • Infrastructure costs (hosting, domains, CI/CD)
  • Tools and resources for better development
  • Community initiatives and improved documentation
  • Video tutorials

How to Sponsor ​

Choose the platform that works best for you:

Sponsor @giovannimarianne on GitHub

Other Payment Methods ​

All amounts are welcome — contribute what feels right for you, whether it's a one-time gift or ongoing support.

Corporate & Business Use ​

If your company or organization uses DOM Helpers in production, I'd love to hear about it! Understanding how the library is being used in real-world applications helps guide its development and ensures it continues to meet professional needs.

I'm open to discussing:

  • How DOM Helpers fits into your workflow
  • Features that would make it more valuable for your team
  • Ways we can collaborate to make the library better
  • Support arrangements as the project grows

Contact: giovannimarianne1@gmail.com

Recognition & Gratitude ​

All sponsors who wish to be recognized will be:

  • Listed in the project README (unless you prefer to remain anonymous)
  • Mentioned in release notes
  • Given a heartfelt thank you from the maintainer

Your contribution, regardless of size, makes a real difference.

Current Sponsors ​

🌟 Amazing People & Organizations Supporting DOM Helpers ​

Become the first sponsor and help build something great!

Transparency ​

I believe in being open about how sponsorship funds are used:

  • Development Time — dedicated hours for coding, testing, and maintenance
  • Infrastructure — hosting, domains, CI/CD services
  • Tools & Resources — development tools and learning resources
  • Community — documentation, support, and outreach

Regular updates on project progress and fund usage will be shared with the community.

Frequently Asked Questions ​

Q: Is there a minimum amount?
A: No! All contributions are gratefully accepted, no matter how small.

Q: Can I sponsor anonymously?
A: Absolutely. Just let me know your preference.

Q: What if I want to discuss a custom arrangement?
A: Please reach out at giovannimarianne1@gmail.com — I'm happy to chat!

Alternative Ways to Support ​

Not able to sponsor financially right now? You can still make a huge impact:

  • ⭐ Star the repository on GitHub
  • 🐛 Report bugs and suggest features
  • 📝 Improve documentation with pull requests
  • 💬 Share DOM Helpers with other developers
  • ✍️ Write tutorials or blog posts about the library
  • 🔧 Contribute code to help build new features
  • 🗣️ Spread the word on social media

Thank You ​

Every contribution, whether it's code, feedback, or financial support, helps keep DOM Helpers growing and improving. Your generosity makes open-source software sustainable.

With sincere gratitude,
Giovanni Marianne
Creator & Maintainer of DOM Helpers

DOM Helpers is MIT licensed and will always remain free and open source.
Sponsorship helps ensure it stays that way.