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HeroDevs
Offers commercial support for deprecated open-source software like AngularJS
About HeroDevs
HeroDevs operates in the software development and IT consulting sector, specializing in providing long-term support and security for open-source software that is no longer maintained by its original developers. The company's business model is centered around offering "Never-Ending Support" (NES) packages, which include security updates, bug fixes, and compatibility enhancements for deprecated open-source libraries and frameworks. This service is targeted at companies that have built their systems on top of open-source technologies and are now facing challenges due to the end-of-life of these components.
By providing a commercial support system for otherwise unsupported software, HeroDevs allows its clients to maintain their existing applications without undertaking costly and complex migrations to newer technologies. The company's revenue is generated through subscription fees for these support packages, as well as through consulting and engineering services. HeroDevs positions itself as a solution for mitigating security risks and ensuring compliance for companies that rely on legacy open-source code.
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- Founded
- 2018
- Headquarters
- Sandy, United States
- Sector
- Other B2B Software
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