Sentry Open Source Grant

My application for Techqueria ended up being the recipient of the first Sentry Open Source Grant of $10,000.

📅️Thu, Mar 21, 2019

Announcing Winner 🔗︎

Congratulations to Sentry’s Open Source Grant Recipient
Thank you to everyone who applied - we sincerely appreciate the time and effort spent detailing your open source hopes and dreams.

Sentry on Twitter
🎉 Congratulations to Sentry’s Open Source Grant recipient: @fvcproductions with @TechqueriaSF 🌮! Thank you to all who applied - we loved reading about your projects. Read more details about Frances and Techqueria as well as our honorable mentions: https://t.co/EgwhwHHKIa

Application 🔗︎

Sentry Open Source Grant Application 2019
https://www.techqueria.org https://github.com/techqueria/website Techqueria is one of the largest communities of Latinx professionals in the tech industry. We build Latinx-centered spaces that revolve around career advice, technical talks, mentorship, open jobs, upcoming events/conferences, speaking opportunities, and open-source. We come from all walks of life and believe that the diversity of our community is the most reliable asset we have.

Initial Blog Post 🔗︎

Apply for Sentry’s Open Source Grant
We’re offering three months of funding to an individual dedicated to working on an open source project with the Sentry Open Source Grant.

✒️ Author

Frances Coronel is a software engineer specializing in UI development on the Customer Acquisition Team at Slack where her mission is to make your working life simpler, more pleasant and more productive.

She has been working professionally as a developer since 2015 and has both a Bachelors and Masters in Computer Science.

Frances is also an executive director and board member for Techqueria, a nonprofit representing the largest community for Latinx in Tech and the host of Tech Queens, the first and only podcast that focuses on the stories and advice shared by women of color in tech.

Her passions outside of work include contributing to open-source, public speaking and mentoring other people of color in tech.

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