adroitboss

I wrote a JavaScript compiler / low code framework that can build single page apps pretty quickly in what I believe to be a unique way. I know it has some uses in the real world, but I am unsure how to monetize it or show it off in a way that can land me a better paying job in the future.

It has it's pro's and con's like most frameworks. It's not designed to be the fastest, but allows people to build internal like apps/ forms quickly with very readable code. I'm looking for advice on possible next steps I can take to create the best possible outcome without being taken advantage of. (I have heard tons of stories about open source maintainers driven to burnout because of the demands of the masses).

If anyone has advice I would greatly appreciate it. Thanks.

I think the developer community makes a big deal about websites taking a tenth of a second more. As if it causes some torturous unbearable moment that users have to sit through. See partial hydration and other related topics.

However, I can't even think of any websites that are so slow that this is an issue. Can someone please link below the websites that are causing this great outcry?

NoSQL doesn't mean non-relational, it just means the absence of the Structured Query Language. So why isn't there a NoSQL relational database?