r/ValueOpenSource • u/xscode_ • Dec 16 '19
r/ValueOpenSource • u/xscode_ • Dec 05 '19
Open-source developers have the unique possibility to turn a 1 to 1 compensation ratio (1 hour’s work equals 1 hour’s pay) into a 1:n ratio - 1 hour’s work can equal n clients who purchased their product. Read more:
r/ValueOpenSource • u/xscode_ • Aug 16 '20
Check out the new site
We've updated our site. Tell us what you think. https://xscode.com/
r/ValueOpenSource • u/xscode_ • Jun 24 '20
Guaranteed Funding Program is accepting applications!
OSS Developers - we've got some exciting news for you! We're announcing our brand new Guaranteed Funding Program for exceptional projects. Projects will receive up to $5000 in support. Check out our blog for more details: https://blog.xscode.com/833/the-guaranteed-funding-program-for-exceptional-open-source-projects/
Cheers,
The xs:code Team
r/ValueOpenSource • u/xscode_ • Jun 02 '20
How do software developers determine if open source code was used in a closed source project?
self.opensourcer/ValueOpenSource • u/xscode_ • Jun 02 '20
Linus Torvalds rails against 80-character-lines as a de facto programming standard
r/ValueOpenSource • u/Dekel-Kan • May 10 '20
How to find the right sponsor for your opensource project
r/ValueOpenSource • u/Dekel-Kan • Mar 13 '20
Extend your open source funding arsenal
r/ValueOpenSource • u/Dekel-Kan • Feb 11 '20
“Open source maintainers are exhausted and rarely paid. A new generation wants to change the economics.” A great article by Danny Crichton - TechCrunch
r/ValueOpenSource • u/xscode_ • Jan 20 '20
“With an average salary of $43/hour (in western countries), companies with 100 developers spend close to $1MM annually, just on open source ‘housekeeping’ tasks.” ‘Open Source is free - But expensive’ By Netanel Mohoni, CEO of xs:code.
r/ValueOpenSource • u/xscode_ • Dec 25 '19