Fizzy
(fizzy.do)33 points by diasks2 a day ago
33 points by diasks2 a day ago
The license doesn't comply with the Open Source Definition btw.
It's a marketing page primarily intended for a non-technical audience who probably don't know (or care) about the differences between Open Source and "the source is open".
Flagging the post for "false advertising" is complete overkill. It's also inaccurate, as at no point does the page claim Fizzy complies with the Open Source Definition.
If it helps, DHH has acknowledged this distinction elsewhere:
> This is done under the O'Saasy License, which is basically the do-whatever-you-want-just-don't-sue MIT License, but with a carve-out that reserves the commercialization rights to run Fizzy as SaaS for us as the creators. That means it's not technically Open Source™, but the source sure is open, and you can find it on our public GitHub repository.
(Source: https://world.hey.com/dhh/fizzy-is-our-fun-modern-take-on-ka...)
> "If I delete a card, does it count against the 1000 cards?"
> "Yes, every card you create is counted, even cards that are deleted later. Each card ID increments by 1, so the next card you create will always show you how many cards you’ve created so far."
On Fizzy's public codebase:
dhh > Unlike Campfire, where we shared a zero-history copy of the codebase, Fizzy's public codebase has the entire life of the product development cycle out in the open. 1,792 pull requests of historical fun and insight into how we make things at 37signals! https://github.com/basecamp/fizzy/pulls?q=is%3Apr+is%3Aclose...
Fresh take on Kanban. Wonderful to see it open sourced, complete surprise. Wild single paid tier pricing - $20/mo all you can eat, no limits. If you’re paying $1000s/mo for Trello or whatever, surely you have to take note?!
Would love to see this take off.