bendtherules

The library is already established with existing customers as equal parts developers and enterprise.

1.What can you do to your source code to make it less usable by others who wish to just copy and use it? 2. How to distribute it via something like npm? 3.How to check with a license file for validity? 4.How to publish trial versions without limited functionality, only watermark?

Popular hosted CI servers:

1. Gitlab CI

2. Drone.io CI

3. Travis CI

Special Requirements:

1. Cross-Platform, so that our python module can be tested and reported under Windows too.

2. Easy integration with Github

Current Setup

Travis CI - It is quite easy to setup, but lacks Windows support. Basically, something like Travis with windows support.

Is this possible?

It would be great if the CI server could report back which part of the test failed rather than just a FAIL message for any error. For eg. sometimes its good to know that only the PEP8 tests failed or it failed only on Python3 cases, without looking into the whole log.

Advertising model for physical space as well as TV and radio seem to be stuck in the old days, no commoner can just spin up a advertising quickly for a few days.

It incurs huge cost, because it is geared towards mass campaigns. Anyone should be able to put up micro-ads (with small airtime or small geographic footprints) with targeted audience (like at a specific hour of the day or, on a conveniently located billboard) without paperwork and long-term deals.

Is it possible? If you are dealing in this sectors, what do you feel about this?

Any service which is not like a traditional newsletter or mass-mailing in any way. But obviously you need some input from user to give unique output. The input should also be preferably email, to be cool, you know. Or maybe, not any explicit input but integrating with some service they already use.