We open doors for open-source contributors
We make open-source visible and understandable for everyone and show recruiters the open-source work of a potential candidate.
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Repositories
Let our contributors work speak for itself. Checkout some of the repositories our contributors have provided contributions to.
microsoft FedDrift
- MIT
- Python
- 22
Federated Learning under Distributed Concept Drift (FedDrift)
Astrotomic laravel-weserv-images
- MIT
- PHP
- 7
A fluent URL generator for images.weserv.nl with Laravel bindings.
microsoft injectorppforrust
- MIT
- Rust
- 391
Injectorpp is a powerful tool designed to facilitate the writing of unit tests without the need to introduce traits solely for testing purposes. It streamlines the testing process by providing a seamless and efficient way to abstract dependencies, ensuring that your code remains clean and maintainable.
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We help open-source contributors to make their work visible and understandable to recruiters.
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Meet some contributors
We want to promote open-source contributors. So here you can see some of them.
Some of the open-source maintaining organizations
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is the point of opendor.me?
Our goal is to help open-source contributors share and highlight their open-source work. We know how hard open-source work can be, but we also know how rewarding it can be.
This platform is being created and maintained by open-source developers as an open-source project after all. So we want to do our best to make the open-source work you do as rewarding and visible as possible.
We're creating a community for talented open-source developers to highlight their best work in an understandable way. We want to empower developers and maintainers to network and discover other projects.
- What type of users will be on opendor.me?
Our platform's primary user is an open-source developer and contributor to GitHub-hosted projects. They are a developer contributing to at least one open-source project looking to highlight their work.
We also will provide recruiters with methods to discover open-source developers. We hope that our community will allow them to see who's working on projects their company uses or needs.
Similarly, for open-source organizations this community will connect them with potential contributors. So they will be able to discover and be discovered by talented developers in their field.