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So he's not going to release the source until the first version is done? The benefit of open source is that others can help with the coding and getting to the
by tocomment 16y ago
So he's not going to release the source until the first version is done?
The benefit of open source is that others can help with the coding and getting to the first release.
I guess I'll try the email thing.
- steveklabnik 16y agoSome projects (see zedshaw's Mongrel 2, for example, or Diaspora) prefer to have an architecture put in place by an exclusive group, and then use open source to iterate. Sometimes, too many cooks spoil the broth.
- shpxnvz 16y agoThat's fine, of course, but then it's not open source until you release the source. I agree with the OP that it's misleading if labeled otherwise.