Well Sidekiq is free to use. It's only the pro version that he charges and the free version code is open source.
I don't see the problem in having that kind of business model, it still allows the community to thrive and offers entreprises a way to have premium support.
Plus it allows him to invest more time in maintaining the free version.
I don't see the problem in having that kind of business model, it still allows the community to thrive and offers entreprises a way to have premium support.
Plus it allows him to invest more time in maintaining the free version.