But thanks for considering it at least.

Keep up the good work, best regards.

I still don’t get that freemium model you are talking about, what difference does it make if a company also has a paid product? As long as it has an open-source one you might give them a license right?

Perhaps in the future we’ll consider giving licenses to companies with free products.

My point is, your giving licenses away to open-source projects, projects that don’t (normally) make money of it and so you’re helping, in a way, those people, by giving them a license since they don’t make any money of their products. Why not do the same for just free projects? I still don’t get it…

If someone is making money of some product, even if I was, I would gladly pay for something (if it wasn’t too much) to help me develop a better product. wyBuild doesn’t seem that expensive, but I’ll never pay for something to help me with a product that I don’t make a single cent out of it. People tend to don’t understand this point of view, but it’s what I think.

About the code, it’s not about the people and the users of my product, I couldn’t care less if they think the code is ugly or not, it works, it does what it’s supposed to do and I’m doing it for free and releasing it to the public, if they like what the software do, they should be grateful. It’s not about perfection either, I’m the one who cares about the code and I simply don’t want to release it like this and it’s not about bugs or pretty code, all my code is pretty from the moment I start typing lol (I just can’t help myself and leave messy code) it’s about other things that don’t really matter, but I’m not going to release the code at this moment.