How It Works
GibWork simplifies the collaboration between project owners and developers in the open source community. This section outlines the platform's workflow, providing a clear guide on how to effectively use GibWork for both project submissions and development contributions.
For Project Owners
Posting a Bounty
Project Submission: As a project owner, your first step is to submit your open source project to GibWork. This involves providing a detailed description of your project and its goals.
Creating a Bounty: Once your project is submitted, you can create specific bounties. A bounty is a task or a set of tasks that you need help with. Clearly describe the scope of work, the skills required, and the deadline.
Setting the Reward: Assign a USDC value to each bounty. This is the amount that a developer will earn upon successful completion of the bounty.
Managing Submissions
Review Contributions: When developers submit their work, you'll have the opportunity to review and approve the submissions.
Release of Funds: Upon approval, the USDC funds will be released to the developer.
For Developers
Finding and Starting Work
Choosing a Bounty: Browse the list of available bounties on GibWork and select one that matches your skills and interests.
Starting Work: Click the "Start Work" button. This action signals your commitment to the bounty and prompts you to fork the project repository.
Contributing to a Project
Working on the Fork: Make your changes in the forked repository, specifically in a branch that begins with "gib-". This naming convention helps maintain organization and clarity.
Submitting Your Work: Once your work is complete, create a pull request through GibWork. This will alert the project owner to review your contribution.
Claiming Rewards
Approval: Wait for the project owner to review and approve your pull request.
Claiming USDC: Upon approval, you can claim your USDC reward directly through the platform.
Streamlined Collaboration
GibWork's platform is designed to ensure a smooth, transparent, and efficient process for both project owners and developers. By handling the administrative and transactional aspects, GibWork allows you to focus
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