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Based on their frontpage example videos, it seems to be for Mac users who don't know any better. I don't see anything useful that isn't FOSS already.
by k4rli 3y ago
Based on their frontpage example videos, it seems to be for Mac users who don't know any better. I don't see anything useful that isn't FOSS already.
- yohannparis 3y ago1. Packaging solution in an easy to use tool is what software engineers do. Nothing wrong with non-FOSS solution. 2. You could provide a list of FOSS solutions to replace Fig.io, even better write a tutorial on how to install and setup those solutions.
- hot_gril 3y agoEither the FOSS solutions are lacking something or all those corporate customers are fools.
- daotoad 3y agoEven if the only thing fig adds is easier set up and integration and consistency of setup between users that could be enough to justify the cost. Saving an hour of engineering time spent fiddling with your CLI config every year makes this a good value for a business.
- hot_gril 3y agoYes. Plenty of people know how to DIY or can figure it out, it's not a special skill. They just don't consider it worthwhile.