Maybe drops open-source support - pivots to B2B data and scenario planning
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I've used Maybe for a while, I don't understand how this will be valuable in a B2B context... Weird decision!
wrote last edited by [email protected]I read it as the company is pivoting, not the app which they'll just stop working on
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The team behind Maybe just released version v0.6.0, and with it announced a major shift: the project is officially moving away from open-source development and pivoting to a B2B-focused model.
From now on, Maybe will focus on enterprise-grade data analysis and scenario planning tools for businesses. As a result, there will be no further updates, maintenance, or community support
This marks the end of Maybe as a public, code-based personal finance tool.
If you’ve been using it personally, v0.6.0 is the final release. You can keep using it as-is, but don’t expect updates.
The fork button exists for a reason...
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The team behind Maybe just released version v0.6.0, and with it announced a major shift: the project is officially moving away from open-source development and pivoting to a B2B-focused model.
From now on, Maybe will focus on enterprise-grade data analysis and scenario planning tools for businesses. As a result, there will be no further updates, maintenance, or community support
This marks the end of Maybe as a public, code-based personal finance tool.
If you’ve been using it personally, v0.6.0 is the final release. You can keep using it as-is, but don’t expect updates.
Well... Maybe not...
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Well... Maybe not...
From maybe to definitely not.
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The team behind Maybe just released version v0.6.0, and with it announced a major shift: the project is officially moving away from open-source development and pivoting to a B2B-focused model.
From now on, Maybe will focus on enterprise-grade data analysis and scenario planning tools for businesses. As a result, there will be no further updates, maintenance, or community support
This marks the end of Maybe as a public, code-based personal finance tool.
If you’ve been using it personally, v0.6.0 is the final release. You can keep using it as-is, but don’t expect updates.
As usual, with this sort of post, a description of what the software does should be included
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Well fuck
Maybe, really.
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As usual, with this sort of post, a description of what the software does should be included
This marks the end of Maybe as a public, code-based personal finance tool.
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As usual, with this sort of post, a description of what the software does should be included
There is an 8 minute demo video of the application on the linked page
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The fork button exists for a reason...
Use the Fork Luke!
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The team behind Maybe just released version v0.6.0, and with it announced a major shift: the project is officially moving away from open-source development and pivoting to a B2B-focused model.
From now on, Maybe will focus on enterprise-grade data analysis and scenario planning tools for businesses. As a result, there will be no further updates, maintenance, or community support
This marks the end of Maybe as a public, code-based personal finance tool.
If you’ve been using it personally, v0.6.0 is the final release. You can keep using it as-is, but don’t expect updates.
first fork i noticed and following with careful amount of hope: https://github.com/we-promise/sure
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Well fuck
We'll fork
