Yea, sometimes when I get to rambling I can be a little bit overly opinionated/bold in some statements. Python tktinkter is also in a similar vein - what I am putting out is more of an aggregation of other's hard work (cross platform packaging?) more so than anything I've directly innovated.
However, even in the python sample, I couldn't find anything that was just "Download, Unzip, Modify" to start creating (all seem to have cumbersome install steps or hoops to jump through - I basically wanted something that was 0 configuration/installation, for fast iteration and development).
Speaking of aggregation, what motivated the license choice? It appears that only one dependency (Mongooos is GPL), and the choice of GPL will seriously inhibit any adoption of a toolkit like this.
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Yea, sometimes when I get to rambling I can be a little bit overly opinionated/bold in some statements. Python tktinkter is also in a similar vein - what I am putting out is more of an aggregation of other's hard work (cross platform packaging?) more so than anything I've directly innovated.
However, even in the python sample, I couldn't find anything that was just "Download, Unzip, Modify" to start creating (all seem to have cumbersome install steps or hoops to jump through - I basically wanted something that was 0 configuration/installation, for fast iteration and development).
Speaking of aggregation, what motivated the license choice? It appears that only one dependency (Mongooos is GPL), and the choice of GPL will seriously inhibit any adoption of a toolkit like this.
I may replace mongoose and change license when done to MIT (pending completion of work on my own much smaller server implementation)