NovaServe is 100% open source and driven by developer contributions. Explore our maintainers, submit your first pull request, and claim your place on our Wall of Fame!
Meet the core maintainers behind NovaServe. Contribute to earn your spot next!

Creator & Lead Compiler Architect
Creator of NovaServe. Lead architect behind the TypeScript AST multi-cloud compiler engine, zero-drift state machine, and core NPM package.

@sazamansari
Creator of NovaServe. Lead architect behind the TypeScript AST multi-cloud compiler engine, zero-drift state machine, and core NPM package.
@MustakimShaikh01
Co-maintainer of NovaServe Cloud. Spearheading infrastructure deployment engines, cloud architecture docs, and multi-provider bindings.
@erostova-dev
Implemented the Terraform state-import compatibility layer and extended AWS CDK provider support for legacy migrations.
@your-github-handle
NovaServe is actively inviting open-source developers to contribute! Submit your first Pull Request today and get permanently featured on this Wall of Fame with custom badges.
Making your contribution to NovaServe is simple. Follow these steps to earn your Wall of Fame badge.
Browse open issues on GitHub tagged with good-first-issue or help-wanted.
Fork the repo, clone locally, run npm install, and start the development server.
Write code or documentation enhancements, then verify with npm test.
Submit your Pull Request! Once merged, your name and avatar will be added to the Wall of Fame.
We appreciate every contribution! Here is how we give back to our open source developers.
Get custom NovaServe stickers, enamel pins, and contributor swag upon your first merged PR!
Permanent spot on our Wall of Fame page with customized badges and direct links to your GitHub profile.
Gain direct access to maintainer channels, architecture reviews, and early access feature previews.
Hear from engineers and architects who are building the future with NovaServe.
Lead Infrastructure Engineer
NovaServe has completely eliminated our AWS deployment drift. Being able to statically analyze our TypeScript and get granular IAM roles instantly is nothing short of magic.