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Posted to dev@community.apache.org by Isabel Drost-Fromm <is...@apache.org> on 2023/06/08 09:13:49 UTC
Public funding for contributions available
Hi,
tl;dr: Want to contribute to Open Source (including projects here at the
ASF) and have that time publicly funded? Head over to:
https://sovereigntechfund.de/en/challenges/
From the title page:
"The Sovereign Tech Fund is looking for developers who use open source and
want to contribute back to it. [...] In three challenges, participants can
work on contributing back to open source for up to eight months with a
budget of up to €300,000 per round.
Many more people use open source software every day than contribute to it.
It’s time to give back and invest in this ecosystem, to increase its
security and sustainability, and to create a digital world that we
collectively shape.
The Sovereign Tech Fund invests in open digital infrastructure. For us,
this means fundamental technologies that enable the creation of other
software. These components – like libraries and open standards – are openly
accessible, trustworthy and can be used freely."
From the description of the projects they want to fund I see a lot of
overlap with our projects here at the ASF. Feel free to share this
information publicly and widely!
Warm regards,
Isabel
Re: Public funding for contributions available
Posted by Himanshu Singh <si...@gmail.com>.
Is this open for India also ?
On Thu, 8 Jun, 2023, 2:44 PM Isabel Drost-Fromm, <is...@apache.org> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> tl;dr: Want to contribute to Open Source (including projects here at the
> ASF) and have that time publicly funded? Head over to:
>
> https://sovereigntechfund.de/en/challenges/
>
> From the title page:
>
> "The Sovereign Tech Fund is looking for developers who use open source and
> want to contribute back to it. [...] In three challenges, participants can
> work on contributing back to open source for up to eight months with a
> budget of up to €300,000 per round.
>
> Many more people use open source software every day than contribute to it.
> It’s time to give back and invest in this ecosystem, to increase its
> security and sustainability, and to create a digital world that we
> collectively shape.
>
> The Sovereign Tech Fund invests in open digital infrastructure. For us,
> this means fundamental technologies that enable the creation of other
> software. These components – like libraries and open standards – are openly
> accessible, trustworthy and can be used freely."
>
>
> From the description of the projects they want to fund I see a lot of
> overlap with our projects here at the ASF. Feel free to share this
> information publicly and widely!
>
>
> Warm regards,
>
> Isabel
>
Fwd: Public funding for contributions available
Posted by Johan Corveleyn <jc...@gmail.com>.
Maybe interesting for some people here on dev@subversion?
The switch from funded development to almost-all-volunteer work has
been hard for our little community, and I always thought some of the
originally-funded-devs might have wanted to continue some work here,
if only there would be a way to organize funding ... And if there are
already other avenues, maybe this just provides some additional
options.
--
Johan
---------- Forwarded message ---------
From: Isabel Drost-Fromm <is...@apache.org>
Date: Thu, Jun 8, 2023 at 11:14 AM
Subject: Public funding for contributions available
To: <de...@community.apache.org>
Hi,
tl;dr: Want to contribute to Open Source (including projects here at the
ASF) and have that time publicly funded? Head over to:
https://sovereigntechfund.de/en/challenges/
From the title page:
"The Sovereign Tech Fund is looking for developers who use open source and
want to contribute back to it. [...] In three challenges, participants can
work on contributing back to open source for up to eight months with a
budget of up to €300,000 per round.
Many more people use open source software every day than contribute to it.
It’s time to give back and invest in this ecosystem, to increase its
security and sustainability, and to create a digital world that we
collectively shape.
The Sovereign Tech Fund invests in open digital infrastructure. For us,
this means fundamental technologies that enable the creation of other
software. These components – like libraries and open standards – are openly
accessible, trustworthy and can be used freely."
From the description of the projects they want to fund I see a lot of
overlap with our projects here at the ASF. Feel free to share this
information publicly and widely!
Warm regards,
Isabel