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I am someone who makes a living having a SaaS that clients use. I've had clients who have tried to "clone" my work, but eventually come back because they could
by no1youknowz 11y ago
I am someone who makes a living having a SaaS that clients use.
I've had clients who have tried to "clone" my work, but eventually come back because they couldn't figure out the backend code or scale.
I would love something that is the equivalent of installing an app on a phone, that is using a compiled app in a browser. Where the source can't be viewed.
Even better, if I can give a rich UX. By having access to the system.
Yes, I believe in some very small cases this will be welcomed. Otherwise, I think for everyone like 95% of the web, html, js, css, etc, will see be the way to go.
- nv-vn 11y agoSo even though they can't succeed at 'stealing' your job by copying the code you still don't want them to have access?
- no1youknowz 11y agoI don't have a job. I offer a service to clients. I get paid when they use my software. If they created their own software, they would not have to pay me any money. So without money, I have to go on welfare. You get my point? No, I don't want any of my clients to get access to my source code. I am not a giant corporation like redhat, google, oracle or other company that open sources it's software and then sells support or other services. I'm a small company, who with more clients. Is hoping to them employ a small workforce and grow the company.