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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Let our contributors work speak for itself. Checkout some of the repositories our contributors have provided contributions to.

spatie robots-txt

  • MIT
  • PHP
  • 219
spatie

Determine if a page may be crawled from robots.txt, robots meta tags and robot headers

harshithpabbati cms-tasks

  • GPL 3.0
  • Other
harshithpabbati

CMS plugin to give tasks, and review progress of users

conda-forge luajit-feedstock

  • BSD 3-Clause
  • Shell
conda-forge

A conda-smithy repository for luajit.

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We help open-source contributors to make their work visible and understandable to recruiters.

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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.