Radicle
radicle.xyzSummary
Ask questionsRadicle is a decentralized, peer-to-peer code collaboration platform built on Git. It allows developers to host and manage their code repositories without a central authority, offering features like issues, patches, and code review. The platform emphasizes data sovereignty, censorship resistance, and local-first functionality for developers.
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Open Contributor Network
Bleeding-Edge Project Incubator
Community-Driven Funding Platform
Modular Project Portfolio
Rapid Prototype Development
Other
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Blueprint Repository
Communication and Outreach Channels
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Vision and Mission Framework
Pitch and Funding Calls
Strategic Roadmap Publishing
Rationale
Radicle is a decentralized platform for code collaboration, which aligns with the 'decentralized' aspect of Mad Bastard Labs. It offers an 'open contributor network' through its open-source nature and community involvement. The platform serves as a 'blueprint repository' for code and related artifacts. While it doesn't directly incubate 'bleeding-edge projects' in the same broad sense as Mad Bastard Labs (which includes hardware and diverse tech), it provides the infrastructure for collaborative development of software projects. It lacks explicit features for funding or rapid prototyping of diverse technologies beyond software.
