Hey, that's a really nice comment! Thank you so much for your feedback. I'd love to make more on Hammer. We make okay money on Hammer and don't have to work on

Hey, that's a really nice comment! Thank you so much for your feedback. I'd love to make more on Hammer. We make okay money on Hammer and don't have to work on it too much. I think there's a few reasons we don't make more. For one, I don't know that there's big money in developer tools, especially given the vast number of free tools as you've said. We are planning a few extra pay-monthly features which might be really nice, mainly new features for hammr.co. Recurring subscriptions are a better long-term model. We're also integrating with our hosting platform Forge (getforge.com) which you might've seen. Super-fast static hosting. That's the hosting provider we use for the Hammer and Anvil sites. > hammer seems to aim at a skill curve just lower than myself A lot of people feel this way. I personally think Hammer's great no matter what skill level you are. We're trying to keep it zero-configuration; a very simple, consistent tool. Not too many clever tags to remember, and less support and maintenance on our end. > My guess might be that their might be more in the Windows world, though that could be a prejudice. A Hammer gem sure would be nice! ;)