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> What happens if that API doesn’t work as well or costs too much? That Developer has to dig back into their code, remove dependencies, and recode their applica
by davemel37 11y ago
> What happens if that API doesn’t work as well or costs too much? That Developer has to dig back into their code, remove dependencies, and recode their application in a process that takes time. Sometimes lots of time.
How would you address these objections regarding the risks of using Brightwork? (i.e. what if you guys go down, get too expensive, stop working, get acquihired, etc...)
- josh_carterPDX 11y agoGood question. We knew people are feeling anxious about this especially with the whole Parse debacle. Eventually we want to open source this so users can host this instead of us. We're getting good feedback from our Enterprise customers so we'd rather offer this as an open source project to Developers and let the Enterprise help us keep the lights on.
- ebbv 11y agoThis is a great answer and makes me even more intrigued.
- palakchokshi 11y agoOne way I can think of is to provide clients with their own server so the abstractions can be hosted by the client themselves.