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Re:EverythingMe open and out by avitzurel on Monday December 28, 2015 @11:05AM (#10801737)
I always liked the way EverythingMe approached open source.

Now that they are shutting down they are doing the same, open sourcing everything they can and being generally open with the plans and intentions for the future (of the code/product etc)

More companies should behave this way, just because the business didn't work, doesn't mean a lot of people can't benefit from the work you put in.

Kudos to the EverythingMe team for this.

Re:EverythingMe open and out by dvirsky on Monday December 28, 2015 @12:15PM (#10802127)
Thanks, as a member of the team I'm glad we got the opportunity to do this, if only for the selfish motive of reusing some of this code on my next job ;)
Re:EverythingMe open and out by avitzurel on Monday December 28, 2015 @12:17PM (#10802143)
Yup.

If you an use it in your next job, think of how many people can use it in their current job.

Re:EverythingMe open and out by sthatipamala on Tuesday December 29, 2015 @02:11AM (#10805646)
If someone from EverythingMe team is here, your homepage is hijacked https://i.imgur.com/YAtJjnK.png
Re:EverythingMe open and out by dvirsky on Tuesday December 29, 2015 @12:14PM (#10807656)
the DNS record was changed. Someone just claimed the S3 bucket associated with the domain.
Re:EverythingMe open and out by michael-go on Tuesday December 29, 2015 @07:01AM (#10806305)
Thank you!

I actually just discovered http://redash.io/ thanks to this announcement, it looks really useful - will try it ASAP

Good luck with your future endeavours!

Re:EverythingMe open and out by dvirsky on Tuesday December 29, 2015 @01:34PM (#10808212)
it's an amazing tool, used by many many companies. the author is actually working on spinning it into a standalone company (with no connection to EverythingMe)