Spotify launches new fund to support independent open source projects

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Last updated 21 setembro 2024
Spotify launches new fund to support independent open source projects
Spotify has announced that it’s launching a Free and Open Source Software Fund to support independent open source projects. The company says the purpose of the fund is to bring attention to independent open source projects and give back to developers. The new fund will start at €100,000. Spotify’s open source tech lead Per Ploug […]
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