I tried building my startup entirely on European infrastructure. Here's the stack I landed on, what was harder than expected, and what you still can't avoid.
A good insight on the feasibility of the eurostack [at the time of writing].
@genau I don’t completely disagree with that perspective: I think that being independent is a good thing in itself. I encourage everyone to support this movement regardless. However, it’s not unrelated. And I do think 1) It matters what happens there and 2) we do have allies. It would be better if we didn’t have a literal enemy at our backs but, instead, an ally. And the more people we get to switch to supporting EU and FOSS projects there, the better off we’ll be. (cont).
@genau I don’t completely disagree with that perspective: I think that being independent is a good thing in itself. I encourage everyone to support this movement regardless. However, it’s not unrelated. And I do think 1) It matters what happens there and 2) we do have allies. It would be better if we didn’t have a literal enemy at our backs but, instead, an ally. And the more people we get to switch to supporting EU and FOSS projects there, the better off we’ll be. (cont).