Posts tagged "open-source"
A Social Media Scheduler Comparison That Admits Where Competitors Win
A straight look at Buffer, Sendible, Hootsuite, Later, Publer, and BrightBean Studio, including the cases where each competitor is the better choice. Pick the right tool, not the loudest one.
Fewer Features Than Buffer, On Purpose: How We Built BrightBean Studio in Three Weeks
BrightBean Studio is an open-source Buffer alternative with deliberately fewer features. The reasoning: every feature is a maintenance promise, the stack stays boring, and the price stays zero.
Building in the Open: How Two People Ship, Price, and Market Software
A two-person team built a free open-source scheduler, added up what the incumbents actually charge, and put its own marketing in a git repo. One thesis connects them: trust is the only moat that compounds with the user.
Anthropic Donates MCP to Linux Foundation's New Agentic AI Foundation
Anthropic hands the Model Context Protocol to a new Linux Foundation body co-founded with OpenAI and Block. Here's what the Agentic AI Foundation means for the future of AI interoperability, who's backing it, and why it matters now.