Original post by @abbey_titcomb on April 15th, 2020 on radicle.xyz. Throughout the last decade, open source has become a standard for software development. Sharing code freely and publicly has made it drastically cheaper and easier to build software—and tech innovation is surging as a result. Code hosting and collaboration platforms like GitHub and GitLab have contributed heavily to the growth of open source by bringing it to a mainstream audience. They defined standard vocabulary and behavio...

Original post by @abbey_titcomb on April 15th, 2020 on radicle.xyz. Throughout the last decade, open source has become a standard for software development. Sharing code freely and publicly has made it drastically cheaper and easier to build software—and tech innovation is surging as a result. Code hosting and collaboration platforms like GitHub and GitLab have contributed heavily to the growth of open source by bringing it to a mainstream audience. They defined standard vocabulary and behavio...

On Monday, January 10th, the Radicle community voted to fund the first wave of the Radicle Grants Program. With six months and a $1M budget, the Radicle Grants Program will fund contributions that improve the Radicle ecosystem, and in turn, improve tooling for decentralized, open-source collaboration.With these Treasury-funded community grants, we believe we are planting the first seeds of will grow to become a new model for funding open source. The aim is to directly support open source init...

On Monday, January 10th, the Radicle community voted to fund the first wave of the Radicle Grants Program. With six months and a $1M budget, the Radicle Grants Program will fund contributions that improve the Radicle ecosystem, and in turn, improve tooling for decentralized, open-source collaboration.With these Treasury-funded community grants, we believe we are planting the first seeds of will grow to become a new model for funding open source. The aim is to directly support open source init...

An 💎 Ethereum protocol for generating 📮 recurring income with subscriptions and membershipsWhat’s a Drip?💧Drips is a new Ethereum protocol and social network that allows anyone to generate continuous income, without relying on bank accounts or extracting platforms. At its lowest level, Drips allows any Ethereum user to stream funds periodically to any other Ethereum user, while also enabling collecting from multiple streams with just a single transaction. In addition, within Drips, creator...

An 💎 Ethereum protocol for generating 📮 recurring income with subscriptions and membershipsWhat’s a Drip?💧Drips is a new Ethereum protocol and social network that allows anyone to generate continuous income, without relying on bank accounts or extracting platforms. At its lowest level, Drips allows any Ethereum user to stream funds periodically to any other Ethereum user, while also enabling collecting from multiple streams with just a single transaction. In addition, within Drips, creator...

A step-by-step guide for onboarding your DAO to Radicle with orgs. Join the Radicle Community Discord if you have questions or need support, and follow @radicle on Twitter for project updates & announcements. Radicle is a Web3 network for software collaboration. Radicle provides truly decentralized infrastructure for developer communities, enabling anyone to fund and manage software using NFTs and multi-sigs. It features an opt-in Ethereum integration that enables unique global names, decentr...

A step-by-step guide for onboarding your DAO to Radicle with orgs. Join the Radicle Community Discord if you have questions or need support, and follow @radicle on Twitter for project updates & announcements. Radicle is a Web3 network for software collaboration. Radicle provides truly decentralized infrastructure for developer communities, enabling anyone to fund and manage software using NFTs and multi-sigs. It features an opt-in Ethereum integration that enables unique global names, decentr...

By Shelby Steidl & Abbey Titcomb 2021 was the year the Radicle project introduced the Radicle token (RAD) - its native governance token - making it the first open-source, community-led, and self-sustaining network for software collaboration. A major step towards the decentralization of Radicle, RAD has enabled a number of Ethereum-based features as well as the communal ownership, collective governance, and long-term sustainability of the Radicle network. The first year of governance held some...

By Shelby Steidl & Abbey Titcomb 2021 was the year the Radicle project introduced the Radicle token (RAD) - its native governance token - making it the first open-source, community-led, and self-sustaining network for software collaboration. A major step towards the decentralization of Radicle, RAD has enabled a number of Ethereum-based features as well as the communal ownership, collective governance, and long-term sustainability of the Radicle network. The first year of governance held some...

Radicle is an open source and community-led project. One priority of the project is to support the development and growth of collective community infrastructure that can be employed to further decentralize the project. “Community infrastructure” includes the project’s content hubs. While radicle.community is the official forum for discussions related to Radicle development & governance, our website blog is also used to distribute project-wide content and announcements. As the project grows, R...

Radicle is an open source and community-led project. One priority of the project is to support the development and growth of collective community infrastructure that can be employed to further decentralize the project. “Community infrastructure” includes the project’s content hubs. While radicle.community is the official forum for discussions related to Radicle development & governance, our website blog is also used to distribute project-wide content and announcements. As the project grows, R...

“Open source code has enabled trillions of dollars to be generated by software companies that use it, but the communities that develop that code typically haven’t had a means to capture much of the value directly.” - Jesse WaldenOpen source software is the backbone of the internet. A movement that started in response to the rise of proprietary software, publicly-available code soon became the foundation on which GAFAM built their powerful platforms. Today, many significant open source project...

“Open source code has enabled trillions of dollars to be generated by software companies that use it, but the communities that develop that code typically haven’t had a means to capture much of the value directly.” - Jesse WaldenOpen source software is the backbone of the internet. A movement that started in response to the rise of proprietary software, publicly-available code soon became the foundation on which GAFAM built their powerful platforms. Today, many significant open source project...