PrimeTek’s shift of PrimeNG, PrimeReact and PrimeVue from MIT to a proprietary commercial licence has prompted debate over the end of open-source development, paid access to future versions and community dependence on the vendor. Existing MIT releases remain available, and an independent community is organizing a fork.
PrimeNG will be subject to a fee — and now?
PrimeTek's shift of PrimeNG, PrimeReact and PrimeVue from MIT to a proprietary commercial licence has prompted debate over the end of open-source development, paid access to future versions and community dependence on the vendor. Existing MIT releases remain available, and an independent community is organizing a fork.
Source: Whiteduck