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Developers are unaware of the possibility of being remunerated by a decentralized fund. Besides, they are not being motivated to engage in an ecosystem where their code can also have social impact.
This implementation will help align project creators with team members. Incentives, working and time requirements can all be managed through the direction of the smart contract.
This is the total amount allocated to Smart Contract Job Facilitation.
This implementation will help align project creators with team members. Incentives, working and time requirements can all be managed through the direction of the smart contract.
Three total developers. 2 for front end work and 1 Plutus Smart Contract developer.
This problem impacts developers the most. There are countless stories of developers getting taken advantage of for their development work.
A thought experiment:
Imagine you are a developer approaching a blockchain where you knew nobody but wanted to get involved and possibly join a team. There is very little to no trust at all between you and anyone you meet. Ask yourself, would having a smart contract to help facilitate any new engagements be a value add to you?
"Trust but verify"
Risk
A main risk is scope creep of the agreement between the parties that causes a dispute.
Solution
This can be mitigated by keeping the terms and requirements very simple at the beginning. Using hard dates and deliverable action items will remove ambiguity. Given that, disputes will still happen and that is why coming up with a proper incentive model for community members to act as 'jury' is something that will be pursued.
Milestone 1 (Wireframe complete)
1 month
Milestone 2 (MVP Escrow Smart Contract)
3 months
Milestone 3 (Governance)
2 months
*note this timeline will begin once job center development has begun on Woolly Map site.
2k - design and wireframe (1 month)
7k - frontend work (3 months)
14k - smart contract development (3 months)
Keith Hedges - a software engineer for four years at fortune 500 company before shifting to work on Cardano full-time. He has worked on a music NFT platform called https://artistdrop.io/, is a core contributor to Freeloaderz, and has been running the Hedges Stake Pool since epoch 254.
(https://www.linkedin.com/in/keith-hedges-396548a8/)
Vadiraj Kulkarni - multiple degrees and experience with many different languages. Although he does have experience with smart contracts on Ethereum is focus has shifted towards Plutus because of his interest in Cardano and prior experience in Haskell .
(https://www.linkedin.com/in/vadiraj-kulkarni/)
Erick Avalos - has many years of software engineering experience at a publicly traded company dealing with high integrity code. He is also a core developer of an NFT project on Cardano.
(https://www.linkedin.com/in/erick-avalos-13014012a/)
Yes, connecting people and helping them find job opportunities is already in our roadmap but our timeline for smart contract functionality will be lengthened
From a development stand point we will be following typical agile procedures to keep our work focused and value focused.
This is a new proposal
Three total developers. 2 for front end work and 1 Plutus Smart Contract developer.