Open Source Job Market Trends

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vLLM

100-200
Employers
+488%
Growth

A library designed for accelerated AI model inference utilizing advanced techniques for efficiency. It enhances large language models' performance on modern hardware architectures.

OpenTofu

60-120
Employers
+288%
Growth

An open-source alternative to Terraform, designed for infrastructure as code, enabling users to manage and provision cloud resources.

Payload CMS

12-24
Employers
+288%
Growth

A headless CMS built with React and TypeScript, offering flexibility for custom integrations.

OpenAI Swarm

12-24
Employers
+260%
Growth

OpenAI Swarm is an experimental framework designed for developing multi-agent systems. It provides a stateless abstraction for managing interactions and handoffs between multiple agents, allowing for dynamic and flexible orchestration.

Hugging face

1K-2K
Employers
+169%
Growth

A platform and library popular in the field of natural language processing, known for providing pre-trained models and easy-to-use tools for text tasks. Supports model deployment and facilitates rapid experimentation in AI research.

Semantic Kernel

80-160
Employers
+148%
Growth

A tool for semantic search and retrieval, designed to understand and interpret natural language queries.

Supabase

150-300
Employers
+146%
Growth

An open-source backend-as-a-service platform that provides real-time APIs, authentication, and database management for web and mobile applications. It offers features like instant RESTful APIs, real-time subscriptions, and managed PostgreSQL databases, making it easy for developers to build and scale applications quickly.

Kyverno

30-60
Employers
+146%
Growth

An open-source Kubernetes native policy management engine designed for dynamic policy-based security and compliance. It helps automate and enforce security practices within Kubernetes clusters without requiring new language learning.

Zig (Software)

40-80
Employers
+103%
Growth

A general-purpose programming language designed for robustness, optimality, and maintainability.