Above Them is a bug bounty program where you get rewarded for reporting the hairiest bugs that you face with the open source project, Appsmith.
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A low code way to build dashboards, workflows, forms, and any internal tool.
Appsmith
A low code way to build internal tools.
The only open source alternative to MSFT Power Apps, Salesforce Lightning platform, Service Now platform, Quickbase, Retool, Forest Admin, and many more.
Built with empathy, not just ❤︎
Appsmith is a fast, easy, and secure way to build any custom internal tools. Here's how you build something:
- Create a page using pre-built UI components like table, charts, map viewers and forms.
- Connect the UI components to any REST API or databases like MySQL, Postgres, and MongoDB. Write any logic in JS.
- Deploy the interal tool to a custom URL and invite users to sign in with their Google acounts.
Do all this without depending on multiple UI libraries, coding authentication logic or writing any DB or API integrations. See the looped gif below to see how something gets built on Appsmith. It might remind you of Visual Basic.
Demo Video
These could be performance issues, documentation problems, small niggles or even a UX issue you faced. File away with no holds barred.
The most number of bugs reported before 30th September, 2020 earns you $1000.
What is Appsmith?
Appsmith is a low code way to build internal tools. It's the only open source alternative to Microsoft Power Apps, Salesforce Lightning platform, Service Now platform and many more.
With Appsmith, you can:
- Create a page using pre-built UI components like table, charts, map viewers and forms.
- Connect the UI components to any REST API or databases like MySQL, Postgres, and MongoDB. Write any logic in JS.
- Deploy the interal tool to a custom URL and invite users to sign in with their Google acounts.
Why Participate?
Recently, one of our users expressed their love & frustration with Appsmith on Twitter.
DobreBranie.pl@dobrebranie_pl
@arey_abhishek @nocodedevs @retool @arey_abhishek Hi! First day of testing appsmith and first impression is superb 🙂 Making app here is intuitive and suggestions during connecting everything together are helpful. Unfortunately I'm dealing with poor performance when app becoming little bit more advanced(red lines)09:42 AM - 15 Sep 2020
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We are an open source project because we believe that software built in the open becomes better. This user's tweet clearly shows that our code has issues and as a small team we can't find them all.
Also, lots of folks want to contribute to OSS but they aren't developers or just don't know how to begin. That's why we are starting our journey by rewarding users for simply reporting bugs.
If that wasn't incentive enough, we have some prizes to sweeten the deal:
1 Grand prize for most number of qualified bugs
- $1000 USD gift card or equivalent
- Earn an Appsmith badge
- Recognition on our README page
10 Runner up prizes
- $50 USD gift card or equivalent
- Earn an Appsmith badge
- Recognition on our README page
You need to report a minimum of 2 bugs to qualify.
How can you participate?
Try out the product by checking out our Getting Started guide.
Report any bugs by creating a Github issue on this repository.
Label those issues with the tag
above-themto help us identify these issues quickly.Join our Discord channel and claim your prize.
Who is eligible?
Everyone is eligible for this program.
You don't necessarily need to be a developer to participate. Infact, most of our insightful bug reports in the past have come from non-developers.
Top comments (1)
Congratulations! Great work, it has great potential