Develop in Pharo, deploy in Seaside: https://www.slideshare.net/mobile/pharoproject/yesplan-10-years-later
Interesting to see commercial web projects written in Smalltalk! Their JS stack sounds like it's evolved with framework conventions.
(Mentions the excellent GT debugger. Maybe their use case is like mixing clang&gcc?)
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Do open source users use services less than commercial users?
I still find it amazing that I can store multi-GB images on Docker Hub as long as the projects are public. Docker and GitHub seem to made this economically viable.
Apparently you can buy smart power sockets now, e.g. https://www.amazon.co.uk/Lightwave-L42-Smart-Socket-Stainess/dp/B075XT62RC
Whilst a consumer might enjoy the remote control, these devices also monitor power consumption. I imagine this would be particularly useful in a commercial property context.
On the difficulty of making money from FOSS, and how having a widely popular project does not mean it has commercial value: