yes, I'm planning to support it indefinitely - my company (~10 users) just started using it so we're very invested in it's success.
I'd love for people to write whatever crazy packages they can think of for it so it has a rich ecosystem. It has the ability for admins to add a git or NPM reference into the packages list and install packages on the fly like wordpress supports.
As for hosting as a service, maybe someday. I also own the tinycld.com so who knows.
I'd love for people to write whatever crazy packages they can think of for it so it has a rich ecosystem. It has the ability for admins to add a git or NPM reference into the packages list and install packages on the fly like wordpress supports.
As for hosting as a service, maybe someday. I also own the tinycld.com so who knows.