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After Tinkercad shutting down, I would be wary of tying my workflow (or investing my time in learning) into software I didn't own. Not trying to spread FUD or

by cadr 13y ago

After Tinkercad shutting down, I would be wary of tying my workflow (or investing my time in learning) into software I didn't own. Not trying to spread FUD or anything, but it seems risky.

acgourley 13y ago
While I agree that all users are taking the risk you describe, I think they reason they are using the website at all is the hope that an online tool will increase productivity via features only an online tool could be expected to have. That trade-off might be unavoidable.
- cadr 13y ago
  What are those features?
  - cdi 13y ago
    >What are those features? being slow/laggy on complex designs on underpowered machines
  - acgourley 13y ago
    Live collaboration, one click share, Q&A style community interaction, crowdsourced component databases, crowdsourced modules, forking...
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rcfox 13y ago
If you're using something like Orcad or Altium, you don't own that software either; you're paying for a license to use it.