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To quote >Noodl will be available under open-source licenses, with additional features offered in the commercial version. So only a (small?) part of it will b
by RobotToaster 3y ago
To quote
>Noodl will be available under open-source licenses, with additional features offered in the commercial version.
So only a (small?) part of it will be open source, a number of (unspecified?) features will still be proprietary.
- erictuvesson 3y agoThere are only a select few features that will be closed source, there is a small text on the page explaining it. > features such as collaboration tools, version control, and optimizations for scaling applications. Open "core" might not have been the best wording, since you will be able to open/edit and deploy your apps with the open source version.
- jameshaliburton 3y agoThe open core will be fully functional - and if anyone is inclined to branch and build their own versions, everything needed will be there to get started.