It's interesting to see the discussions on the Twitter or elsewhere about the new gems that will probably be default soon in Rails and already existing OSS contributors that do similar things since multiple years.
I am wondering how those new librairies could benefit virtuously from the previous one:
Hiring partially previous maintainer to work on the new one?
Cleary extract concept and refere to previous implementation if maintainer and licence is ✅
@benoit I'm a big fan of projects that include an "Other libraries" / "Inspiration" section in their readme. It doesn't cost anything to acknowledge the existing projects, it helps users find the library that's right for them and fosters a sense of community.
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