Copy to
fellowships/applications/<your-github-handle>.mdand open a PR against this repo.Opening the PR is part of the application. If the git workflow is unfamiliar, that is a signal you should do a cohort first - and that is a perfectly good outcome, not a rejection.
Write it yourself. Rough and honest beats polished and generated, every time.
Name: GitHub handle: Discord handle: Location (city, country): Time zone: Languages:
How did you learn what you know?
Have you completed a Code Orange cohort?
Rate yourself honestly:
| Area | None | Some | Comfortable |
|---|---|---|---|
| Transactions, UTXOs, Script | |||
| Keys, addresses, derivation | |||
| Consensus and validation | |||
| Lightning | |||
| Privacy (CoinJoin, Payjoin, Silent Payments) | |||
| Reading unfamiliar codebases | |||
| Git and PR workflow |
Nobody ticks "Comfortable" across the board. We are calibrating, not filtering.
Primary language and years using it: Other languages: Have you had a PR merged into a project you did not own? Have you reviewed someone else's PR? Largest codebase you have worked in:
Hours per week you can commit: When are those hours? Do you have other work or study? Anything in the next six months that would interrupt this?
- GitHub:
- X / Nostr:
- Blog / writing, if any:
- Anything you have built:
Submitted: