There is a web development ‚bootcamp‘ from lex steel on udemy. This is a very good ressource! First half is vanilla. And pretty cheap!

Hey augmenta, cool oportunity, thanks a lot!

We just launched OpenClimate.fund! We want to find and fund more open source in climate and sustainability!

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🤝 Join Us in Disrupting the Status Quo

Visit OpenClimate.fund today to learn more, nominate projects, spread the word with #openclimatefund

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📍 That’s why this first funding round is just the beginning.

🥅 Our goal is to evaluate and maximize the impact of individual projects.

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👉 Preparing for Round 2

We believe that investing in the right open source projects creates a cascading effect accelerating sustainable transformation. We can not rely on black-box knowledge, because the decisions we make today are so critical.

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💧 With a pilot fund of 10,000€, we are aware that this can only be a drop in the ocean considering the 2,200+ projects on OpenSustain.tech. Our goal is to spark a broader conversation about building a sustainable ecosystem for open source solutions tackling global environmental challenges.

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3️⃣ Nominate another project from opensustain.tech/spreadsheet to receive a 100€ funding. 💸

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2️⃣ Submit it through our review process using the guide on opensustain.tech/contributing/, which outlines the steps for nominating impactful open source initiatives. 📩

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1️⃣ **Identify a high impact project missing** in the OpenSustain.tech directory. 🧐

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🤝 A Community-Driven Funding Approach

In our first funding round, we’re introducing a “positive snowball system" to empower the community and drive meaningful change. Here’s what you can do:

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🌉 OpenClimate.Fund aims to bridge this gap by funding an ecosystem built on transparency, trust, and collaboration to advance climate-friendly technologies and measurable environmental impact.

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🚧 These are among the most pressing challenges of our time, yet open source efforts in these areas remain underfunded. While significant resources are being spent on other areas, the environmental sector is left empty-handed when it comes to open source solutions. It's time to change that.

So you post the jobs on linkedin? This brings you the visitors?

The eighth wonder of the world!

Same stack (and the crawlers separate in python). Launched in October and also still looking to promote more. So fare posted on reddit and company sites on linkeding with tagging them (which turned out quite ok).

You said google is the second source of traffic. What is the first?