And the Rama core will remain closed-source? That part seems like the toughest sell of all, at a time when the vast majority of developer tooling and backends are open source or at the very least source-available.
And the Rama core will remain closed-source? That part seems like the toughest sell of all, at a time when the vast majority of developer tooling and backends are open source or at the very least source-available.
We're keeping it closed-source for now.
Rama sounds interesting to me for my 'next big project', but I'd not even consider building it on top of a closed core. I think this is a pretty common sentiment in these circles.
I understand building an OSS business is not easy either. But perhaps there is some middle of the road that you can walk?
- A contractual obligation to open source all (now current) code a couple of years in the future? - Or an almost-OSS license that makes life difficult for competing cloud providers, like https://www.mongodb.com/licensing/server-side-public-license... ?