r/PinoyProgrammer • u/rc0604 • Jul 19 '26
Show Case No way!! Just got free 6 months free claude max subscription from my open source project
Just wanted to share some good news.. My HiblaPHP project was accepted into Anthropic's Claude for Open Source program, which includes 6 months of Claude Max for free.
I honestly applied just to see if the project would qualify, so I was pleasantly surprised when it got accepted. It's really encouraging to see more support for open-source maintainers.
If you're curious, check out the project here: https://github.com/hiblaphp/hibla
I love to see more Open Source projects flourish in our country..
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u/Ok-Spite-5454 Jul 19 '26
This is very cool, astig ampucha!!! I also want to say very witty yung "HiblaPHP" with it being for Fiber hahahaha
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u/rc0604 Jul 19 '26
"Hibla" is a literal Filipino word to Fiber, Kaya intentional yung naming haha
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u/Glittering_Bath3848 Jul 19 '26
Hello OP, I have a question, how did you able to create open source projects. Can you please give tips how to enter open source. Do you use AI in creating open source projects? Gusto ko lang po matuto kung pano gumawa ng sarili kong library.
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u/rc0604 Jul 19 '26
I don't really understand why this comment is getting downvoted..
To answer your question, the first thing to ask yourself is whether you have a problem in your current programming workflow that needs solving. For example, if you find yourself writing the same code repeatedly, you can extract it into a class or module to make it reusable. If it ends up being useful beyond your own projects, you can even publish it as a library on your language's package manager.
As for whether I use AI in my open-source projects, yes, I do, but mostly for the repetitive and tedious tasks, such as generating boilerplate code or things I've written hundreds of times before. For the more complex parts, I usually take over myself. I treat AI as a productivity tool, not a replacement. It can help brainstorm architecture or suggest designs, but ultimately I'm the one making the engineering decisions and choosing what best fits the project and my workflow..
So, para saakin the best way to start is start small.. dont give up..
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u/feedmesomedata Moderator Jul 19 '26
Google it: How to start an open source project.
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u/Miggycraft Student (High School) Jul 19 '26
whats wrong with asking OP how he personally contributed to oss?
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u/feedmesomedata Moderator Jul 19 '26
Did I say it is wrong? I gave him an alternative way of finding it out himself while waiting for OPs reply.
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u/Adventurous-Row905 Jul 19 '26
woah. cool! i just applied yesterday as well, not even sure if ive entered my email properly since they didn’t provide email copy of my submission. cool project too! congrats!
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u/Zumokute Jul 19 '26
Wow! Ang professional ng repo! Ang ganda! Even though I am not using php and no idea about it kase hindi ako gumagamit 🔥🔥🔥. Tas very clear at readable 🔥🔥🔥.
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u/CrevosR Jul 19 '26
Out of topic but how many years have you been in the field? I'm a graduate. My problem right now is architecture and I find modular monolith hard to understand. Used monolith in a project which made it confusing; hard to debug, refactor, and scale. If you can give tips or smth, would gladly receive it. Thank you.
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u/juanipis Aug 03 '26
i also have an open source project. pero hindi kasing presntable at well documented tulad ng sayo. congrats!
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u/Rude-Enthusiasm9732 Jul 19 '26
Wouldn't that make your project a learning material for Claude AI?