piotrkulpinski
Most of them can be self-hosted so you won't be locked in in case that happens again.
Show HN: A collection of 150 self-hosted alternatives to popular software
Enjoy!
I've analyzed the tech stack of nearly 500 open-source companies
Show HN: A collection of the best tools to build software faster
Hi, Piotr hereI just created a free, curated collection of the best developer tools designed to speed up the process when building your next project.Feel free to explore, discover, and contribute by submitting your favorite tools to the site.Enjoy and thank you for your support!
Plunk has just become open-source email platform
The code for OpenAlternative is on GitHub if you want to use some or take inspiration.
As pre your comment about descriptions, I took them directly from the repositories where most of them brag about being "open source". That could be a good idea to modify that to me more informative.
I've tried to mostly curate the projects that are actively maintained, and have some sort of hosted, paid alternative. This gives you more confidence, that the app will be maintained as they're making money out of it.
Show HN: A directory of open source alternatives to proprietary software
Hi, Piotr hereI was collecting nice open-source companies for quite some time now. Mostly to take some inspiration and learn from their code.Last week, I though it would be fun to learn this Astro thing everyone's talking about. So I thought building a directory website out of this collection was pretty good idea.After 2 days of building, OpenAlternative was born. It's a community driven list...