Keygen

Keygen

Software Development

A dead-simple software licensing API built for developers.

About us

Website
https://keygen.sh
Industry
Software Development
Company size
1 employee
Type
Privately Held

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  • Keygen reposted this

    View profile for Chad Whitacre, graphic

    Head of Open Source, Sentry

    This is why we are launching the Open Source Pledge, we need a culture change in the industry to truly solve the maintainer burnout crisis. We soft-launched less than two weeks ago, and today Keygen became our 10th member company. We are building up to a major media campaign launching on October 8—three SF billboards, Nasdaq Tower in Times Square, digital marketing. Does your company support Open Source, through Tidelift or otherwise? Join us to make a statement that others should, too. osspledge.com/join

    View profile for Luis Villa, graphic

    Building solutions for open source at Tidelift; leading organizations across the broad world of open.

    Last Friday multiple high-profile examples of open source maintainers quitting or considering quitting (Rust in the kernel maintainer, a code teaching site maintainer, and a kernel docs maintainer) all came across my radar. I mentioned this news in Tidelift chat and voila, this graph appeared—a sneak peak from our upcoming maintainer survey. The unfortunate summary: maintainers quitting (or thinking about it) is super-common, with 60% of maintainers either having done or it at least thought about it. There's no magic bullet (not even Tidelift!) but we have to center this in our discussions of the future of open source.

    • A pie chart titled "More than half of maintainers have quit or considered quitting their maintenance work". It shows that 22% of maintainers "have quit" maintaining a project, 38% "have considered quitting" maintaining a project", and 40% of have not. The 22% and 38% are combined into a large, highlighted "60%". n=350.

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