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> Re long-term doing Wasp - also agree, we believe this is a full-time job so that is why we joined YC... All good, but what I really meant was, what happens w
by ignoramous 6y ago
> Re long-term doing Wasp - also agree, we believe this is a full-time job so that is why we joined YC...
All good, but what I really meant was, what happens when that funding money runs out and/or there's no business around wasp-lang to corner more investment?
> Re Apache v2 vs MIT...
Golang's BSD 3-Clause + patent-grant; and Rust's dual-licensed MIT (for compatibility with GPL v2, I believe) + Apache v2; whilst Clojure is EPL v1, though EPL v2 (+ the GPL compatibility clause) may also be a decent weak-copyleft choice for a programming language (ianal).
See also:
https://fossa.com/blog/open-source-licenses-101-apache-license-2-0/ https://fossa.com/blog/open-source-licenses-101-apache-licen...
https://opensource.com/article/17/9/facebook-patents-license https://opensource.com/article/17/9/facebook-patents-license
- matijash 6y agoGet it now! The big part in our opinion is growing a community of people using Wasp for their projects - if we manage to do that, we'll definitely be motivated to continue, funding or no funding. We are of course motivated to build a business on top of Wasp, but for now still focusing on the product. Thanks for the info about licenses, awesome overview!