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> Well, he's gotten bored now and has decided to stop developing/maintaining it. You can still pay the person to maintain the software or even outright hire hi
by richardknop 7y ago
> Well, he's gotten bored now and has decided to stop developing/maintaining it.
You can still pay the person to maintain the software or even outright hire him/her if the software is useful to your company.
- afarrell 7y agoYes, but that is significantly more expensive than paying of a license from a team which already has lots of other companies paying for licenses. Though it is less expensive than trying to do the same thing when a proprietary dev shop loses interest.