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Three months after publishing our open source rationale, here is the honest count: 14 external issues and 4 human pull requests this quarter, an all-time merge record written in two days by one contributor, and the requests we have not said yes to.
Why VisorCraft keeps splitting its catalog into small, focused, single-purpose projects instead of merging them into one suite, and the one place a suite is actually the right answer.
The honest version of what VisorCraft open sources and what stays closed: the rule fits in one sentence, and the interesting part is where the sentence bends.
Four VisorCraft repos are forks of upstream projects, and each has a different relationship to its upstream, because a fork is a tool with several legitimate uses rather than a declaration of war.
Eight new pure-language HTTP clients shipped this week for MongrelDB. The total is now twelve. Here's the design call behind shipping them as HTTP, and what the C ABI means for the next wave.
We keep dozens of public repositories under GPL-3.0, Apache-2.0, and MIT. Here is some of what we open source, and the one thing we don't.
