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I'm not sure yet, especially considering that there are a few different components to the overall thing. The language itself will almost definitely be open sou
by johnmorrison 7y ago
I'm not sure yet, especially considering that there are a few different components to the overall thing.
The language itself will almost definitely be open source, and I've created a MIT-licensed GitHub repo to support it as of earlier today.
The site generator, maybe a hosting service, and other such things might have a paid or freemium model to support the development of the language - but I'm not sure what to do yet. Might also just do some kind of donation backed fully open source thing.
- strenholme 7y agoNothing wrong with trying to make money for your hard work. For the lurkers, here’s where the Polymath markup language GitHub repo may end up residing: https://github.com/jwmza/polymath https://github.com/jwmza/polymath For my own site, I wrote a text-to-HTML converter in PHP to handle the basic kind of markup I need so things look better than just having simple HTML tags on a web page.