Slashscore is an innovative platform that enables software developers to do more, become better, and showcase their contributions to the open-source community.

It’s built using the latest technology stack, which includes Next.js, Typescript, and Tailwind. It uses a flexible serverless architecture that enables it to easily adapt to the complexity of all possible integrations.

Imagine a world without open-source

Software is incorporated into many of the devices we use today, but we don't always recognize it or the people behind it because it's so much a part of our daily lives.

Steven Johnson, the author of the seminal book “Interface Culture” in his article about the “Power of Collaboration in spurring innovation”: “For starters, the Internet and the Web would instantly evaporate. Every Android smartphone, every iPad, iPhone and Mac would go dark. A massive section of our energy infrastructure would cease to function. The global stock markets would go offline for weeks, if not longer. Planes would drop out of the sky. It would be an event on the scale of a world war or a pandemic. "

Curious to know who the people behind it are?

They are the ones who usually have one of the highest-paid professions, can work from anywhere on this planet, and possess the most refined critical thinking.

Even though being a software developer is one of the most important positions in our world because the entire economy would collapse without them, in some instances, it has a bad perception.

In other words, what comes to mind when you think of a developer? Perhaps someone wearing a T-shirt with a programming-related phrase, such as "sudo", who only codes while slumped over a laptop speaking quickly in an unclear language?

This seems to be what most people think about software developers, but thankfully, it's not true.

Slashscore is here to help differentiate between good and great software developers. A great software developer does more than just code; they solve problems. They find solutions to problems and are brilliant at it, so they should be seen as such.

One of the most important activities of our time is software development, and great software developers are needed now more than ever.

Our goal is to turn the page on misconceptions and spark a revolution of great software developers—to assist them in standing out and showing their worth to the world.

What makes Slashscore unique?

While one can argue that two software developers can be extremely similar, Slashscore means bringing to light the unique aspects of each of them. When not working exclusively on private projects, software developers leave a footprint everywhere on the internet that can be measured, quantified, and used to help them showcase their work and meaningful contributions.

What is the scope of Slashscore?

OBJECTIVE EVALUATION & UNDISPUTABLE RESULTS

At a time when research in the behavioral sciences is growing quickly, Slashscore is a coherent analytics tool that focuses on promoting and improving the software developer's journey through self-evaluation.

SCORE CALCULATION THAT PRIORITIZES ABILITIES AND POTENTIAL

Slashscore helps software developers create an expert profile that goes beyond technical skills and adds value and meaning to their work as well as their passion for knowledge sharing. All in a well-structured, up-to-date manner.

BELONGING TO A GLOBAL GROWING COMMUNITY OF DEVELOPERS

At Slashscore, we've not just built a platform; we've created a community for software developers to make their ideas and contributions more accessible and readily available.

How does Slashscore work?

Our platform analyzes and combines the activities of software developers on websites that are relevant to their profession. Using publicly available data, Slashscore calculates 4 main scores: Professional, Extra, Community, and Popularity.

The current integrations include:

• GitHub
• GitHub
• Gitlab
• Bitbucket
• Wakatime
• Medium
• Dev.to
• Stackoverflow
• Meetup
• Twitter
• YouTube
• Reddit

Software engineers who join Slashscore will have immediate access to the following screens:

• Profile
  • Scores summary
  • Experience
  • Education
  • Coding preferences
  • GitHub/Gitlab projects
  • Suggestions for similar developers to follow
  • Recent Activity

• Activity dashboard
  • Score History
  • Score Breakdown

• Explore
  • Feed with the activity of the developers you follow
  • Filter by "new & popular"

Slashscore will continue to evolve, and the app will expand to include multiple other features. Users of the app have the option and are even encouraged to provide feedback on their experience so that Slashscore can accommodate their needs better.

JOIN US ON SLACK

Along with this release, we've created a Slack group for all the developers who have joined our early adopters list. Please join HERE.

In this workplace, you can share your experience with Slashscore as well as ask for help if you encounter any problems while using it. It's also the place where you can chat away with fellow Slashscore fans from all over the world.

We will also take notice of any useful feedback you share in #slashscore-feedback so that we can continue to improve our product.

What features will be added to Slashscore in the future?

Here are some of the features that you can expect to see in Slashscore soon:

• Slashscore API
• Code analysis
• and many others.

If you are a software engineer who is looking to do more, become better, and showcase your contributions to the open-source community, using Slashscore will bring you closer to your objective.

Join Slashscore today to be part of the world’s next software developer revolution.

Visit our Slack chat group to let us know how we’re doing and what improvements you’d like us to prioritize!

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