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@packagemanifest @mattbrailsford@KevinJump The overhead of the GraphQL mesh approach would be the obvious blocker for smaller sites though as it requires additional infra etc… (keep up the great work on the podcast)
@packagemanifest @mattbrailsford@KevinJump Listened to the latest episode the other day and totally agree on the GraphQL point @KevinJump made. Hot chocolate seems like a much more friendly (.net) approach than the other lib. Also GraphQL mesh may be another option for a more decoupled approach.
@mattbrailsford@zpqrtbnk@callumbwhyte Honestly don’t bother looking in to it until someone asks!
You’ll spend loads of money on lawyers for something that might never happen!
@zpqrtbnk@mattbrailsford Also if you allow for this in your licence there is a likely hood you’ll attract higher value targets with bigger pockets. One of the side effects of this is security testing which they will likely pay for and report issues back to you!
@mattbrailsford For me it’s more to do with can I trust the developer a)to provide something that works. B) to support it while I need it. C) tell me when it’s dead.
The way you work ticks all these boxes!
@mattbrailsford IMO and please take this as it’s meant. You made your reputation on delivering high quality software and tools people needed. You made the choice to provide that as oss. Did people take the source and use it? probably. Did people build equal reputations off your work? No!