Every PlanetScale launch seems to come with a side of beef with the competition. Case in point: https://x.com/samlambert/status/2098069474205470970?s=20

Just launch the product and let it speak for itself. The constant need to take shots at competitors comes across as pretty childish.

Wow, that thread has bro energy maxed out. Is this normal modern way of communicating for top leaders or i'm getting old?

Sam is always shitting on others. For years he has been screaming how bad PostgreSQL is compared to MySQL. Until getting silent about this topic for a few months and then launching PostgreSQL support. Seems he had to realize than the market for PostgreSQL is too big to ignore.

No it isn’t normal, its just this one person. I don’t personally find this language particularly appealing, especially for a serious discussion on technology. But hey, its a free country, they’re a startup and its one way of grabbing the scarcest of resources: attention.

Anyone who has worked with Sugu knows this simply isn’t true. Sam Lambert is lying.

every metric we have proves otherwise

AGPL seems like the right choice to me. I’m tired of companies like PlanetScale taking PostgreSQL, building a business on top of it, and then acting like PostgreSQL is theirs to control.

we have not once claimed postgres is under our control. i don't think you understand how open source works but thats ok.

AI is getting expensive.

I see what you're saying. And it's still crazy valuable for the price.

Compared with how much it can do in such little time, it's still far less than even a junior engineer.

Love this!

It’s a nice project, but the website has a very Claude-style design. So I’m afraid the reviews will end up like that!

Thank you! The goal isn't to make everything look like Claude. It provides a high-level assessment of your existing design and brand, then prioritizes improvements based on design principles while preserving your product's unique identity.

If you give it a try, I'd love to hear your feedback. Thank you!

It’s a nice project, but it doesn’t seem like the open-source community has really picked it up yet. It’s been live since May, but there aren’t many GitHub stars so far and contributors.

Me too! Were they left out on purpose?

It wasn’t left out on purpose, it was just prioritization, we chose 5 that most commonly came up. Please feel free to submit a PR, it should be pretty straightforward.

Notice this too. Also the animations might be too much for mobile. Consider just listing the cards without them moving horizontally.

This is a fair point. ELv2 is source-available and doesn’t meet the OSI definition of open source.