Rails Web development that doesn't hurt
The answer is for hackers to have day jobs, and work on beautiful software on the side - RMS

July 2008

  1. Tarmo Tänav - 65000
  2. Clemens Kofler - 40000
  3. miloops - 30000
  4. Daniel Guettler - 15000
  5. josevalim - 15000
  6. Tom Ward - 15000
  7. Stefan Kaes - 10000
  8. Jan De Poorter - 10000
  9. David Lowenfels - 10000
  10. Tim Pope - 10000
  11. Cheah Chu Yeow - 10000
  12. Josh Owens - 5000
  13. Scott Stewart - 5000
  14. Chris Cherry - 5000
  15. Sebastian A. Espindola - 5000
  16. Ripta Pasay - 5000
  17. Sam Granieri - 5000
  18. Lucas Carlson - 5000
  19. rsl - 5000
  20. 松田 明 - 5000
  21. Jonathan Viney - 5000
  22. Hongli Lai (Phusion) - 5000
  23. Jacek Becela - 5000
  24. Kevin Glowacz - 5000
  25. Lawrence Pit - 5000
  26. Mike Subelsky - 5000
  27. Tapajós - 5000
  28. Adrian Mugnolo - 5000
  29. Joachim Garth - 5000
  30. George Ogata - 5000
  31. Damian Janowski - 5000
  32. David Dollar - 5000
  33. Gabe da Silveira - 5000
  34. Miles Georgi - 5000
  35. Ricardo Santos - 5000
  36. Johan Sørensen - 5000
  37. Carl Porth - 5000
  38. MatthewRudy - 5000
  39. Brad Greenlee - 5000
  40. Jason Dew - 5000
  41. Andre Arko - 5000
  42. Rhett Sutphin - 5000
  43. Tim Haines - 5000
  44. Micah Wedemeyer - 5000
  45. Tiago Macedo - 5000
  46. Nik Wakelin - 5000

Others

 

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