What "open source" actually promises, and what it doesn't
The label tells you what you may do with the code. It says nothing about who maintains it, who pays for it or whether anyone is watching the door.
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2 OCXLY stories about Developer Culture.
The label tells you what you may do with the code. It says nothing about who maintains it, who pays for it or whether anyone is watching the door.
A few dozen tokens and a handful of components let a tiny team ship interfaces that feel coherent and considered. The discipline is in what you refuse to add.