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Continue has been acquired by Cursor
- rvz 4mo agoThis is what happens when you do not pay for your tools. They become 'discontinued'.
- platevoltage 4mo agoCan you elaborate?
- rvz 4mo agoFrom https://github.com/continuedev/continue https://github.com/continuedev/continue > "Note: The continuedev/continue repository is no longer actively maintained and is read-only for all users."
- platevoltage 4mo agoI'm asking to you explain the "you don't pay for your tools" part.
- rvz 4mo agoDevelopers rarely pay for their dev tools - except if it is far more expensive to replicate and it being closed source. Hence why we keep seeing the likes of Astral, Bun and Tailwind CSS struggle in keeping afloat and have to seek an exit, especially when they are open source and have raised money from investors. Continue is no different.
- danieltk76 4mo agoi remember using continue before cursor lmaoo so like early 2023?
- GaryBluto 4mo agoI had just settled on using Continue in VSCode to migrate from Copilot Chat not 30 minutes ago, then I visit the site again and this has happened. Cache follies.
- dev-bazz 4mo agoyeah me too
- guy4261 4mo agoWoke up to an email saying continue.dev has been acquired by Cursor. I was notified since I had some projects there and probably a few leftover credits. How were they acquired by Cursor, if Cursor itself was acquired by SpaceX only 2 days ago? Beats me.
- alightsoul 4mo agopeople use opencode instead of continue and it is open source too, no one i know keeps using cursor