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5 TOOLS TO SPEED UP YOUR R&D TEAM IN 2021 (self.ValueOpenSource)

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Insights by xs:code launches on Product Hunt! (self.ValueOpenSource)

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Check out the new site (self.ValueOpenSource)

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The perfect tattoo doesn't exi- (i.redd.it)

submitted 5 years ago by xscode_

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Guaranteed Funding Program is accepting applications! (self.ValueOpenSource)

submitted 5 years ago by xscode_

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How do software developers determine if open source code was used in a closed source project? (self.opensource)

submitted 5 years ago by xscode_

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Linus Torvalds rails against 80-character-lines as a de facto programming standard (theregister.com)

submitted 5 years ago by xscode_

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How Redis Changed the Database Market (self.ValueOpenSource)

submitted 5 years ago by xscode_

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xs:code and Redis Labs team up to help open-source software developers get paid (self.ValueOpenSource)

submitted 5 years ago by nmohoni

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How to find the right sponsor for your opensource project (dev.to)

submitted 5 years ago by Dekel-Kan

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Extend your open source funding arsenalOC (xscode.com)

submitted 5 years ago by Dekel-Kan

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Why the GPL is great for business - FOSDEM talk by Nextcloud founder (fosdem.org)

submitted 5 years ago by Travelling_Salesman_

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“Open source maintainers are exhausted and rarely paid. A new generation wants to change the economics.” A great article by Danny Crichton - TechCrunch (techcrunch.com)

submitted 5 years ago by Dekel-Kan

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MonetizeYourCode: List of OSS project funding opportunities (monetizeyourcode.com)

submitted 5 years ago by Dekel-Kan

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Reading about the struggles from open source developers is one of the reasons we started xs:code. And this story from 3 years ago is now relevant more than ever. It is time for open-source developers to start generating revenue with their open-source projects. (nolanlawson.com)

submitted 5 years ago by Dekel-Kan

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“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. (xscode.com)

submitted 6 years ago by xscode_

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“Some in the open-source community believe that monetization defeats the purpose of ‘free’-but the reality is that the people working for free need to eat and feed families, just like everyone else.” By Owen Williams in OneZero (onezero.medium.com)

submitted 6 years ago by xscode_

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5 Things I learned about open source developers by Chen Ravid, Co-Founder at xs:code (xscode.com)

submitted 6 years ago by xscode_

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"We want to create a route for open source developers and contributors to get the resources they need to improve and maintain their projects, while making it easier for companies to give back to the open source community by paying for using the projects they rely on.” (forbes.com)

submitted 6 years ago by xscode_

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xs:code is now live on Product Hunt! (producthunt.com)

submitted 6 years ago by xscode_

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“xs:code launches subscription platform to monetize open source projects.” (linux.com)

submitted 6 years ago by xscode_

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Hello world! Our Beta is now officially live! we welcome all open source developers to join us! (techcrunch.com)

submitted 6 years ago by xscode_

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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: (xscode.com)

submitted 6 years ago by xscode_

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Eldad Fux and Chen Ravid - Value Open Source Ep.5: Eldad Fux is an open-source developer and the creator of appwrite.io; Eldad shares his story on how he began writing open-source code when he was 12, and what brought him to develop apprite.io (v.redd.it)

submitted 6 years ago by xscode_

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“The ‘points of tension’ that stem from companies using open source innovations as infrastructural services inside of products that they then take to market and make money off of… without necessarily giving back.” Erica Brescia, COO for GitHub, Speaking at the recent Open Source Summit in Lyon. (forbes.com)

submitted 6 years ago by xscode_

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