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BitLoot helps turn ideas into Open Source software


I’ve written about plenty of great software, but I’ll probably never create any on my own. I’m no programmer, unless you count the projects I used to cobble together on our Commodore 64 and Apple IIe when I was in middle school.

That’s why I like the idea of bitloot. It’s a simple concept. Submit your idea for an application and it’s added to bitloot’s listings. Once some financial contributions are made, a developer is selected and creates the code.

Developers that think they’ve got a cool idea and would like a way to gather some donations can submit an idea and select “me” as the developer.

It’s a terrific idea. You get a custom-made program, the developer gets a little compensation for his or her efforts, and the community gets both a new application and open source code to play with.

Bitloot is still fairly new, so why not help get things rolling? Visit the site and submit some ideas, or donate a few bucks to a worthy project!

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