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Work has been started.
These users each claimed they can complete the work by 264 years, 2 months from now. Please review their action plans below:
1) d0nc0de has applied to start work _(Funders only: approve worker | reject worker)_.
My work plan is as follows;
- forestry presently allows using GitHub or GitLab to update the content of a blog.
- I am planning to create a web app where users can authenticate their account with GitHub
- The Web app will automatically detect a change in your GitHub repo workflow and then update files uploaded to the Swarm storage just like Vercel but on swarm storage.
- This will be built with the Github and Swarm API 2) ckanyemba has applied to start work _(Funders only: approve worker | reject worker)_.
We are an ethuastistic group og programmers, we are interested in developing Dapps that gave back power to the user. Build DApp and intergrate it to mask 3) shad-k has been approved to start work.
Hi I am a frontend engineer with 7 years of experience and would like to work on this bounty.
Work plan: Admin/Writer/Editor app:
- I will create an admin dashboard which will enable the editors and writers to write and edit and manage blog content.
- This will use Forestry.
Main app:
- The main app will have features to get a list of all blogs written.
- The main will enable users to filter and follow a particular tag (topic).
- Will also add a user friendly way to add comments, like, etc. 4) tms1337 has applied to start work _(Funders only: approve worker | reject worker)_.
Who will work on the project
We are a team and a consulting company consisting of people with 5+ years working in the crypto industry.
We are all full-stack and smart contract developers (at least the core team). We can of course extend team and add additional frontend and backend people as needed, since we have a good personal network of developers.
We also have a lot of both developer and business experience. We usually do consulting, specifically in the domains of crypto, software architecture, and financial risk management. But we also like to build our products or do the outsourcing of the fun ones.
As a side-note we also are in the field of education where we make bootcamps and courses for coding (including smart contracts).
Here are some points that might distinguish us from the rest of the applicants:
- we’ve been in crypto development space for 5+ years, working in some of the big names
- we do TDD, meaning we first write end-to-end tests in Selenium, cypres etc, but these tests also serve as a feature documentation and good way of communicating the definition-of-done (DoD) with a client
- we try to use immutability and functional programming to ensure testability and/or provability of the software correctness, we call the approach “as functional as needed, but not more“
- we do visual analysis and design of the project before starting using mocks as a communication tool, we think this way there is no place for confusion of requirements up-front
- we have feedback round at each stage of the project and have intense communication with the client where needed
Steps & Technical documentation
Technical documentation is a PDF that also contains a detailed implementation steps that are to be undertaken. We just think due to diagrams and other stuff that PDF is more suitable than the issue comment.
You can find it at: https://personal-fmustafic.s3.eu-central-1.amazonaws.com/censorship-resistant-blog-bounty.pdf 5) sambhavanand has applied to start work _(Funders only: approve worker | reject worker)_.
I'm an engineer at a public tech company with 2+ years of experience writing fintech apps. I've started working on some web3 stuff and would love to showcase my skills here
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Motivation / background / user story:
Censorship of expression is in direct violation of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights’ Article 19, which defines the freedom of expression as the freedom to seek, receive and impart information and ideas through any media and regardless of frontiers. Yet, this right gets violated very often.
For this reason, the Fair Data Society is launching a bounty to develop a Censorship Resistant blog architecture.
Tasks and Approving criteria
Details You will need to design and implement a censorship resistant blog architecture that uses:
Submission Requirements The bounty must satisfy these requirements:
Please note that only projects proposal that include a detailed workplan with architecture description will be considered.
Timeline and compensation
2000 DAI to be disbursed in BZZ (as of the price of BZZ on the day of the payout as determined by Fair Data Society).
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