Re:Handsontable drops open source for a non-commercial license
by anoncake on Tuesday March 26, 2019 @09:29AM
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> It's the same feeling I get watching fresh graduates working 100 hour weeks for these startups because there's free food and everybody else is doing it.
There is a difference though: When contributing to open source, youre giving away your work to the public. When working excessive hours for a startup, your giving away your work to a for-profit company you dont own.
Though the difference isnt very big when your OSS product is mostly useful for companies anyway.
There is a difference though: When contributing to open source, youre giving away your work to the public. When working excessive hours for a startup, your giving away your work to a for-profit company you dont own.
Though the difference isnt very big when your OSS product is mostly useful for companies anyway.