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This is the 448th original sharing of [Coder Breakthrough]
Author l The Breakout Fish
Source l coder breakthrough (ID: smartyuge)
Yesterday, Brother Yu, saw a post from a programmer who lives in Chengde, Hebei Province, saying that he works for an overseas software company on Github (the work process requires circumventing the firewall), and has earned 1.058 million yuan in three years, all of which were classified as " Illegal income will be confiscated. The relevant administrative penalties are as follows:
Later, the programmer from Chengde asked for help online, hoping to find a lawyer to litigate.
This programmer commits code to GitHub basically every day. One of the projects he is working on is ABP. ABP is an application framework based on the latest ASP.NET CORE, ASP.NET MVC and Web API technologies. And using popular frameworks and libraries, it provides easy-to-use common functions such as authorization, dependency injection, validation, exception handling, localization, logging, caching, etc. ABP implements a multi-layer architecture (domain layer, application layer, infrastructure layer and presentation layer), as well as domain-driven design (entities, repositories, domain services, application services, DTO, etc.). Good infrastructure is also implemented and provided to implement best practices such as dependency injection.
ABP has 10,000 stars on GitHub
The developer who contributed second to this project is this programmer from Chengde, Hebei Province.
Regarding the Chengde programmer incident, Hu Xijin also posted on Weibo that:
Chengde characterized a programmer's overseas work income as "illegal income" and confiscated all of it. This is the heaviest financial penalty we have seen so far for someone who circumvents the firewall.
Brother Yu believes that in the context of programmers' unemployment in recent years, taking jobs at GitHub and earning income is a new way to work as a worker. If income is obtained by circumventing the wall, even if it is illegal income, will all domestic bloggers on YouTube be punished? Is it also questionable whether the income of TikTok employees under ByteDance is also questionable? If it is really just about getting income by circumventing the wall, and there is no other violation of law, and it is considered illegal income, I feel very speechless. Must speak up. It is the unquestionable responsibility of the police to strengthen the supervision of circumvention and prevent potential security risks. However, more scientific methods and standards can be adopted for the identification of illegal income. Especially with the advent of the Internet era, remote working has even become a trend in the current situation. If we cannot formulate international networking management methods that are more in line with the times based on the actual situation, it will obviously not be in line with our country's concept of scientific and technological innovation. What do you think?