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Code Code Ship

Code Code Ship

Helping devs sell subscriptions to pro / paid libraries
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Derek Kraan
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What is Code Code Ship?

Code Code Ship is a package registry focused on paid packages. We help developers sell subscriptions to their pro / paid libraries. We currently support JavaScript / TypeScript, Ruby, Rust, Elixir / Erlang, and DotNet with plans to add more.

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Code Code Ship
Code Code Ship Helping devs sell subscriptions to pro/paid libraries

Launched on June 5th, 2023

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Reviews

Agbenyegah Kirk
Agbenyegah Kirk

PingPong

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This is a great platform. As a developer who has experienced challenges using paid packages, from dealing with zipped copies, broken builds etc. I am happy to see this!! I know it says "You focus on making and selling, leave the rest to us" but do you have any plans for a package repository in the future or an API that will enable a third parties to build that?
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