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Hi masukomi. Currently it's still a side project (started a few days). My plan included the following phases: 1. Idea + POC (solved technical issues) => Don
by rmedaer 6y ago
Hi masukomi.
Currently it's still a side project (started a few days). My plan included the following phases:
1. Idea + POC (solved technical issues) => Done
2. Build a MVP => Done
3. Get some feedback and see if there is any interest. => Here we are!
4. Based on feedback, add (premium) features but keep the basic service for free.
So in summary; yes it will stay free, I might add some "acceptable" limitations but the goal is indeed to propose additional (non-free) features like well-known services (for instance Gitlab).
So feel free to share your ideas, I would enjoy to answer and challenge them!
Furthermore I plan to write a small survey to get more feedback.
About the "Open Source" part: as a regular FOSS contributor, I do not exclude to publish sources. However, publishing sources means maintaining them. And I don't want to maintain a useless project. So currently I don't want to publish them.
Hope it helps you to understand my strategy for this new experience!
- ravi-delia 6y agoI mean, whatever people might pretend is true when they're lazy, you don't have to maintain anything you don't want to. If you just want to make the source public once and tell anyone who asks for bugfixes where they can stick it, that's your right.