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In the particular case of .NET, that's not a recent thing. .NET businesses have always been adjacent to freeware/open-core.
by debugnik 1y ago
In the particular case of .NET, that's not a recent thing. .NET businesses have always been adjacent to freeware/open-core.
- pipes 1y agoI can't remember any libraries that started completely open source and free then suddenly becoming pay only. Though to be fair for some reason early in my career I didn't pay much attention to 3rd party libraries. Maybe because nuget hadn't been invented yet! :)