But that was not the point, I am already making money working real jobs, or I can find another consulting side-project...
But forcing to have in resume contributions in open sources, it reminds me the "free voluntary" labor work during the cold war in eastern Europe.
As I said, on the other side, just like certificates nowadays are almost mandatory to show "continuous education", contributing on open sources, is not that different.
If you want to get money for your contributions, then have a look at issuehunt.io/
Thanks for sharing it!
But that was not the point, I am already making money working real jobs, or I can find another consulting side-project...
But forcing to have in resume contributions in open sources, it reminds me the "free voluntary" labor work during the cold war in eastern Europe.
As I said, on the other side, just like certificates nowadays are almost mandatory to show "continuous education", contributing on open sources, is not that different.
Thank you for sharing this Bimba! StackOverflow has a similar model but, the reward is in points.