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While Rhodes is now under the MIT license, I don't think this includes the RhoSync server, which runs (http://rhomobile.com/products/rhosync/ http://rhomobile.c
by rufugee 16y ago
While Rhodes is now under the MIT license, I don't think this includes the RhoSync server, which runs (http://rhomobile.com/products/rhosync/ http://rhomobile.com/products/rhosync/) $10,000 for 100 users.
I'd love to hear from someone more in the know to understand whether a RhoSync-less Rhodes app is capable of being full-featured, and what you sacrifice by not purchasing RhoSync.
- jackowayed 16y agoI talked to the Rhodes guys at Railsconf and have looked at Rhodes a little. First of all, they told me that if you OSS your app, you get RhoSync for free, though I don't see that on their site. I'm pretty sure that you could write a perfectly fine app without RhoSync. I think RhoSync is for making it easy to sync data between your servers and the app (and it can send a push notification to tell them they have new data), but I don't think there's any reason that you couldn't just use normal practices of querying APIs and stashing that data in the database.