rijkvanzanten

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by rijkvanzanten 2y ago
Totally! I'm also not saying — at least didn't intent to — that we're doing the exact same approach as Sentry here :) I meant that as "Directus is like Sentry in the sense that it moved away from FOSS as it ran into the
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by rijkvanzanten 2y ago
For this: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43154760 . Different audience :) For folks who are familiar with SQL and prefer using that you should! You can use something like Directus as the admin backoffice for your non-t
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by rijkvanzanten 2y ago
I hope https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43163761 can change the "I sort of get why" into a "I get why"~
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by rijkvanzanten 2y ago
Thanks for the feedback!
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by rijkvanzanten 2y ago
The cost is based on usage, not on company size. The threshold is just to check _if_ you're required to get a license. If the use is limited, so will the price. Education is a tough industry wrt pricing / budgeting, _especially_ i
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by rijkvanzanten 2y ago
Yup! It's a delayed-open-source license that auto-converts the code to GPL-3 (a "normal" license) after 3 years. It's free to use for non-production, and free to use for companies / individuals with <5mm in finan
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by rijkvanzanten 2y ago
Just to give a bit of context as to how/where/why that comes from (-apologies for the wall of text. Don't want to skip over anything important in the pursuit of brevity :) ): Our current license — BSL-1.1 as created by the te
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by rijkvanzanten 2y ago
haha (hopefully) obviously not something we're spending any real time on ^^ Just a bit of fun~