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by irf1 1y ago
Algora.io for OSS bounties!
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Ask HN: What surprised you / did you learn as you built out your company?
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by irf1 1y ago
Sure give it a try! If your project is cool I bet people will be eager to contribute regardless.
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by irf1 1y ago
Anyone who wants to offer a bounty on GitHub can try https://algora.io It’s an open source platform (built in Elixir) for sharing bounties, contract work and full-time jobs with open source engineers I’m one of the founders, fee
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by irf1 1y ago
you can use Algora.io (it’s open source) to cover 120+ countries for the bounty payout - it would be a fantastic showcase on our website (founder here) we can create a page for you like we did for the $25k Rust Prettier Bounty https:/
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by irf1 1y ago
you can do exactly that with Algora.io
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by irf1 1y ago
Contribute to open source, solve GitHub bounties, do contract work. See https://algora.io
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by irf1 1y ago
Open source contribution history and interviewing with paid projects. See https://algora.io
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by irf1 1y ago
Elixir Phoenix https://x.com/whizzaf/status/1916541502408323313
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by irf1 1y ago
Contribute to open source! A lot of OSS companies are currently hiring. Contribute to their codebase to stand out, get experience, network & improve your resume. Some also share feature bounties on GitHub ( https://algora.io )
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by irf1 1y ago
I run a bounties platform ( https://algora.io ) and I've seen people who create bounties try to use some AI like Devin to solve them (@seveibar livestreamed trying it) just for fun and in all cases AI failed to solve the boun
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by irf1 1y ago
Building https://Algora.io for this :) open sourcing the platform this week (built in Elixir). our goal is to simplify OSS bounties, funding and contract work. would love your input. it's an open source Upwork for developer
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by irf1 1y ago
It doesn't have to be thankless - some projects award bounties or contract their contributors (see https://algora.io ). Similarly OP could compensate the maintainers for their help updating the software.
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by irf1 2y ago
A new one just opened in Finland called FR8, saw Andreas Klinger share it on X, looks kinda neat.
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by irf1 3y ago
duly noted, thank you for the feedback! you are right, can't infer readily, will fix!
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by irf1 3y ago
hey dang, that was our first ever launch of this open source bounties platform and since then we proved out the concept, introduced many new features and grew the community. I don't see how it's a dupe per the HN guidelines. could
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by irf1 3y ago
https://algora.io/bounties/new creating bounties on other people's repositories is super neat indeed! however it's also tricky and we didn't get it right the first time. these 'community bounties&#x
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by irf1 3y ago
really appreciate it, thank you Jatin! best of luck with https://revert.dev & congrats for joining Git Round!
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by irf1 3y ago
https://www.shelf.nu
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by irf1 3y ago
thank you felix!! really appreciate your feedback on our call yesterday, we're working on the updates we discussed!
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by irf1 3y ago
Documenso.com tipping open source contributors <3
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by irf1 3y ago
absolutely! you can see https://algora.io/bounties/t/rust or https://algora.io/bounties/t/typescript the in-app dashboard does the same based on your github profile
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by irf1 3y ago
yes you can https://algora.io/bounties/new however the maintainers need to accept it first
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Show HN: Algora – Open source coding bounties(console.algora.io)
81 points by irf1 3y ago|36 comments
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by irf1 3y ago
interviewed the CEO on the OSS founder podcast earlier this year :) full interview (38min): https://youtube.com/watch?v=GBT7yp17P4Y highlights (10min): https://youtube.com/watch?v=TVco_9E9no8
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by irf1 3y ago
4) consider sharing your journey, challenges, accomplishments, product updates and demos on twitter, adding tags like #buildinpublic and #indiehacker helps. also periodically post on places like reddit in the form of 'this is who I am,
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by irf1 3y ago
1) clickbaity title 2) the project never created or rewarded an open source development bounty 3) the post promotes bug bounties from a platform written in Zig that sponsors Zig seems legit
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by irf1 3y ago
thanks for your note :) most commercial open source projects use Typescript/Rust, and most projects on Algora are COSS
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by irf1 3y ago
> If you haven't had the opportunity to work on large-scale projects... open source projects/companies that pay contributors are oftentimes larger-scale > Balancing such efforts with a full-time job can be challenging, as th
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by irf1 3y ago
it would be public contributions on your Github profile

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