What I learned packaging 31 source-code products for sale
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Selling source code is not the same as uploading a repository. A buyer needs to understand what the product does, what is included, how it starts, which services it depends on, and what rights the purchase grants. I recently packaged a catalog of 45 digital products: 31 apps/source-code products an…
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What I learned packaging 31 source-code products for sale
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