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For such a small-scale project, I suggest you seek out the corporate users of your project and offer consulting / development contracts as a freelancer. This ca
by choeger 6y ago
For such a small-scale project, I suggest you seek out the corporate users of your project and offer consulting / development contracts as a freelancer. This can be on a per-ticket basis on their side.
If it turns out that they have real use cases for your software they should be glad for the offering. Make sure to either request a high rate, as you are the leading developer and leading expert for the software. This high rate basically pays for further development (as a kind of training or investment into your offering).
If they don't have a use case, code quality might not be as important and you can thus justify to scale down your involvement until such use cases appear.
- atomashpolskiy 6y agoDid consulting, yes. Two concerns: 1) Some guys want IP on improvements to the original codebase 2) When I work on client's problems, I have less time to work on the original codebase, so the earned money is not exactly reinvested into the project, which is the primary point of donations.