StackAid is a service to fund all of your open source dependencies. Also here https://xitter.cf/t.co/NUFAHVu78D
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We're thrilled to be helping @getsentry funding all their open source dependencies!
To all the open source maintainers out there: we appreciate you. Thank you for all your work. #Hacktoberfest
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Definitely checkout stackaid.us. Single subscription for your dependencies. We don't have knobs for allocation per dependency yet.
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We've played a bit with Cody. Super impressive. The next step is to integrate it into our source per the Gist.
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Everyone should star @JoshuaKGoldberg's TypeScript NodeJS project mentioned at the bottom of the post. Pure gold.
github.com/JoshuaKGoldberg/t…
Dive into static analysis tools with @JoshuaKGoldberg and get the playbook for integrating these tools with the major code editors and CI systems you're using now. Check it out on The ReadME Project. github.com/readme/guides/for…
Amazing, thanks so much! You may be interested in managing which organizations you fund: stackaid.us/blog/managing-fu…
Cheers!
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😍 "Funding: True to our hearts, this is a measure of how well funded your dependencies are based on the number of supporters." - @stackaid
We did our first live stream today talking on the Stripe Developers channel: youtube.com/watch?v=X1Iwa2CD… Thanks to @cecilphillip and @itsthatladydev for hosting us!
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Yes. Note you can already decide which orgs get funded. This is just about the default list that will be excluded from getting funds
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Right now we're thinking the obvious for profit companies out there, but some projects are a tough call. Any organization on the default list can always get in touch to be removed if they want to claim their funds.
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We've had a few requests for a default organization exclude list for subscribers funding dependencies. Good idea, bad idea? Who should be on the list?
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🔎StackAid by @wescarr_: Fund all your #OpenSource dependencies. Featured in @JavaScriptDaily (javascriptweekly.com/issues/…).
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A huge thanks to @sourcegraph @jdorfman for funding their >1K dependencies with the click of a button.
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I support @stackaid monthly because I think it’s important to support not just the hype train of high visibility OSS projects but also the long tail of small projects that they are built on.
I have so far supported 505 projects with $249 in total: stackaid.us/github/voxpelli
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Calling all #FOSDEM attendees! Enjoy snacks and beverages on us at the #SustainOSS meetup.
Huge thanks to our amazing sponsors: @GitHub, @RedHatOpen, & @Sourcegraph. 🎉
RSVP now before it's too late: opencollective.com/sustainos…
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Dudley Carr (@dudley) and Wes Carr (@wescarr_) share all things @stackaid, their backgrounds, some of their long-term goals, and exciting things on the horizon for StackAid.
Listen at 🎙️ podcast.sustainoss.org/152
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It's important for OSS projects to be discoverable whether they are on npmjs.com, GitHub, or some other code host. There's a long tail of great projects that use independent code hosts. If you want us to add your project to @sourcegraph's index, ping me!
Checkout how we used @sourcegraph to discover JS projects on @github but not on @npmjs. Details about how we collected the data and things we found in that data set. stackaid.us/blog/using-sourc…
All of the collected data is available via #datasette at package-jsons.fly.dev. Ever wonder what NPM packages are mostly likely used along with @nextjs? https://xitter.cf/t.co/vIbCYEQHMR
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