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Are you going to release the source? As the github only has a Readme currently?
by anonzzzies 2y ago
Are you going to release the source? As the github only has a Readme currently?
- purple-leafy 2y agoWhy should they?
- ethanwillis 2y agoBecause this has deep integration with potentially sensitive data?
- purple-leafy 2y agoThen don’t use it lol, they are under no obligation to share their code for someone else to steal
- donbreo 2y agobad take. there is no point in posting it if we don't know if its safe to use. The world doesn't work on the "Trust me bro principle."
- purple-leafy 2y agoOkay fair enough. But as a developer it grinds my gears when I work hard on something and like a moth to flame I get asked to open source it (so others can copy my hard work)
- anonzzzies 2y agoIt was a question. And the read me has a contributing section, so it's pretty logical to assume so. It is also incredibly niche as author says themselves; usually that means the more the better.
- pk97 2y agoThanks purple-leafy, I do share some similar concerns. There was only a recent case where a popular open source project was cloned and turned into a startup. I am offering the Android app and extension for free. I'll be open sourcing the extension soon. I am hesitant to open source the Android app until I also get the iOS version out.
- anonzzzies 2y agoYou people have issues reading? I just asked if you are going to as you have a repository. If you do not that's fine. jeeze.