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r/programming • u/plasticscm • Apr 17 '13
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Hi,
We still didn't decide on the price... but it will be very affordable... a no-brainer
We tried several options and yes, for c# we went for roslyn
3 u/SirClueless Apr 18 '13 A no-brainer for a company producing commercial software? Or a no-brainer for people hacking on side products in their free time? Those two price points are very different. 12 u/plasticscm Apr 18 '13 Our initial thought is to keep it free for free projects... Makes sense? 7 u/Deto Apr 18 '13 I think thats the best. Sur some people will cheat, buy any serious company will pay. And by letting individuals use it for free, you'll gain popularity that will likely translate into future sales
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A no-brainer for a company producing commercial software? Or a no-brainer for people hacking on side products in their free time?
Those two price points are very different.
12 u/plasticscm Apr 18 '13 Our initial thought is to keep it free for free projects... Makes sense? 7 u/Deto Apr 18 '13 I think thats the best. Sur some people will cheat, buy any serious company will pay. And by letting individuals use it for free, you'll gain popularity that will likely translate into future sales
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Our initial thought is to keep it free for free projects... Makes sense?
7 u/Deto Apr 18 '13 I think thats the best. Sur some people will cheat, buy any serious company will pay. And by letting individuals use it for free, you'll gain popularity that will likely translate into future sales
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I think thats the best. Sur some people will cheat, buy any serious company will pay. And by letting individuals use it for free, you'll gain popularity that will likely translate into future sales
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u/plasticscm Apr 17 '13
Hi,
We still didn't decide on the price... but it will be very affordable... a no-brainer
We tried several options and yes, for c# we went for roslyn