I create software with the sole intention to make someone's life a little bit more bearable or even, dare I say it, better. Often to the detriment of my own health and sanity. But that's what I do.
Thank you!
It is encouraging to know that other people find this useful.
I have been thinking about open sourcing the project for some time now but for different reasons.
I don't think that a c# code base will be of any use if it needs to switch to a completely different platform and use HTML/Javascript. I might as well start a new project from scratch.
In that case though, I am not sure I would be the best person to maintain a project which is based on a stack that I am not particularly familiar with.
I create software with the sole intention to make someone's life a little bit more bearable or even, dare I say it, better. Often to the detriment of my own health and sanity. But that's what I do.
Not at all! The more tools like GitCup available out there, the better the chances that some devs might come across and use one of them. Any credit, although unnecessary and probably undeserved, is always appreciated and welcome :)
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Thank you!
It is encouraging to know that other people find this useful.
I have been thinking about open sourcing the project for some time now but for different reasons.
I don't think that a c# code base will be of any use if it needs to switch to a completely different platform and use HTML/Javascript. I might as well start a new project from scratch.
In that case though, I am not sure I would be the best person to maintain a project which is based on a stack that I am not particularly familiar with.
Not at all! The more tools like GitCup available out there, the better the chances that some devs might come across and use one of them. Any credit, although unnecessary and probably undeserved, is always appreciated and welcome :)