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If you truly have the skills and are just looking for an opportunity to prove yourself, you should try solving some bounties on algora.io. There's multiple bene
by morgante 2y ago
If you truly have the skills and are just looking for an opportunity to prove yourself, you should try solving some bounties on algora.io. There's multiple benefits to this, as you can earn some money, build skills, and be recognized for a job well done.
- silisili 2y agoSerious question - does this work? I'd never heard of it before and checked it out, and it seems a confusing mess. If I understand it, someone opens an issue then assigns a bounty. But clicking through a few, it seems to be a free for all. People asking to be assigned, other people making PRs, yet other people asking for clarification, yet other people asking if it's still open. It's a cool idea, but I can't think of a worse implementation.
- morgante 2y agoI've issued a few bounties on my repo [0], and it's worked fairly well from my perspective. I'm both the bounty assigner and the maintainer in this case. Keep in mind that open source is always a bit messy, and a lot of people on all projects (even without bounties) never actually follow through with contributions that they plan to do for a whole host of reasons. The way I've approached it is once someone either has a track record of contributing or makes substantial (visible) process on a PR I assign the bounty to them. [0] https://github.com/getgrit/gritql/issues?q=is%3Aopen+is%3Aissue+label%3A%22%F0%9F%92%8E+Bounty%22 https://github.com/getgrit/gritql/issues?q=is%3Aopen+is%3Ais...