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but then it wouldn't be much of a library anymore right? people buy in and work on open source projects because they're open source. that's the only reason I c
by redanddead 4y ago
but then it wouldn't be much of a library anymore right?
people buy in and work on open source projects because they're open source. that's the only reason I contribute to projects, because it's for the community
I know of a few projects that are closed source but on npm, one of which is syncfusion, they make frontend components, I only found them when I was searching for a tree map component.
But then I found echarts's tree map component by Apache, and it was like a completely next level compared to syncfusion, was 10x easier to integrate and had 1 million times more users it felt like. The github repo was like night and day in activity
- adhesive_wombat 4y ago> but then it wouldn't be much of a library anymore right? For that much money, I could start a foundation and fund a lot of new libraries if I wanted. I'd sell out for that. Not being much of a library is a problem for the new guys. And, if the new owners screw the pooch, the inevitable Librixos fork would probably just take over anyway.