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It's also explicitly not FOSS, "Vite+ will be source-available" it says on the page so effectively proprietary for all intents and purposes. A free pricing plan
by CaptainOfCoit 1y ago
It's also explicitly not FOSS, "Vite+ will be source-available" it says on the page so effectively proprietary for all intents and purposes. A free pricing plan will be in place that will initially be very generous, but as time goes on and the business will need more money, it'll slowly get worse and worse.
Eventually you'll need to migrate away or cough up serious money. So yeah, not sure who'd go for this.
- Cthulhu_ 1y agoEnterprise support. If an enterprise can spend less time on tooling setup and maintenance they can spend more on product development. Mind you we use NX at the moment and that was quick and easy enough to set up with no major issues for years now, so I wonder what the USP of this tool is. We also use Vite in some projects in combination with NX so maybe this is mainly aimed at that.
- Muromec 1y agoOh I'm pretty sure my org will be happy to cough up the money the same way it pays for all kinds of other things supporting development. If anything, it could even save money on compute and net while doing it too. I'm concerned that it erodes trust into vite and makes all the other open source maintainers contributing to /the commons/ asking some questions. There is nothing really special about vite too. It's important, sure, but there is a lot of important open source projects that also need funding. Can all of them pull the same trick?