As all-in-Golang user, wish Tier to succeed too! Want to say Thank you for putting all artefacts online. Same applies to Lago! Admire your focus on Stripe and

As all-in-Golang user, wish Tier to succeed too! Want to say Thank you for putting all artefacts online. Same applies to Lago! Admire your focus on Stripe and beginner friendly approach from the day one https://github.com/tierrun/tier/blob/main/pricing/schema.json https://github.com/tierrun/tier/blob/main/pricing/schema.jso... https://docs.tier.run/docs/resources/mapping-to-stripe https://docs.tier.run/docs/resources/mapping-to-stripe https://github.com/tierrun/tier/wiki/Stripe-Glossary https://github.com/tierrun/tier/wiki/Stripe-Glossary Lago backend is built with Ruby and GraphQL ... which is kind of deal-breaker for me. No time to invest in Ruby ecosystem. I'm only using opensource products which I can fork and debug later on. https://github.com/getlago/lago-api/tree/619a7a53f98d9a19908ba00851363cfbcfeef684 https://github.com/getlago/lago-api/tree/619a7a53f98d9a19908... Lago is much closer the production ready however. Solid stand-alone tool already. Tier like projects gives me hope to give SaaS user better embedded billing experience and more control in the future. My biggest scare - successful open source projects are getting too many extraline of code overtime. Ex. Sentry with 25+ containers inside https://github.com/getsentry/self-hosted/blob/48c855aa3def4557ef799d878c75832662b5c67d/docker-compose.yml https://github.com/getsentry/self-hosted/blob/48c855aa3def45...