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Two thoughts: 1) The money they spend on a windows server to run your application on is money out of your pocket. 2) If you will support plugins like wordpres
by cheriot 17y ago
Two thoughts:
1) The money they spend on a windows server to run your application on is money out of your pocket.
2) If you will support plugins like wordpress, trac, etc, you'll have an easier time creating a plugin ecosystem with open source tools.
Then again, I'm biased since I work in a linux/java/ruby shop.
I'm assuming that you plan to have your customers install the application. If your target customers are the makers of software as a service, why not sell them your software as a service?
- jme 17y agoI failed to mention that my application will also be delivered as a service, not installed on my customer's systems.