In 2009, Reinier and Roel started Project Lombok when they shared an apartment in Delft, the Netherlands. Both were already seasoned java developers, and involved in conversations for future java features.

Then they found a way to speed up the process. With this open source tool, they managed to add features to the java language, independent of the java community process.

Nowadays, millions of projects depend on Lombok to keep their code base clean.

Lombok supports a wide variety of java versions, build tools and IDEs.

With your financial support, we can keep developing new features while supporting all these platforms.

And that's beneficial for over a million of other projects, both open and closed source.