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Lots of projects have product "teams" that will say yay or nay to features. Most commercial open core products will expect justification for feature development
by maccard 3y ago
Lots of projects have product "teams" that will say yay or nay to features. Most commercial open core products will expect justification for feature development.
The problem (that I foresee at least) is that if a traditional product role stepped in and said "no" to a feature (e.g. a midi device) and that another feature should be prioritised (tablet support), the developers will just... leave (or fork).
- jorvi 3y agoWe have an apt saying in Dutch that applies to a lot of open source: “kikkers in kruiwagens” (“frogs in wheelbarrows”) It’s impossible to put anything but a small amount of frogs in one wheelbarrow, because whenever you try to keep or put back in one set of frogs, another few will get startled and jump out.