@Romulus the NEO code will be generally available once we start versioning it. The main reason we're not opening the repository now is our current DevOps setup. We are developing NEO as a reference app with multiple components and a set of default settings. Then each client instance is a branch that syncs default files and adds custom configuration files specific to each branch. There are strict rules to which files you can and can not edit to ensure that your branch can continue to sync. It is also important to ensure that the backend (UNA) is configured correctly.

So, we need to provide documentation to ensure you can in fact setup and sync NEO. With a few commits happening every day it's not going to be very useful as a "starter" unless you can update it easily and frequently.

With that said, we are already testing the full Spacenook Kit (UNA + NEO) and now setting up the preconfigured Core Kit (for the basic UNA Core + NEO combination). So, not too far now. Most of the time allocated to delivery of those kits is after we release 3 client projects we are working on now.

Hi. @Romulus - sorry for the slow reply here and thanks for your question - it has been a busy time.

As has been promised, NEO will be released as an open source package and made available for Premium users, although this will only happen when the package is satisfactorily stable. It should be understood that NEO will offered as a stock, opinionated solution that will require customisation for many users. Publishing of native apps is a time consuming process that many users will need support to complete. I understand that you have technical skills but users without such proficiency will no doubt require support - there will be opportunities for proficient devs within the UNA community to provide those customisation and support services as well.

What we are offering right now as a paid service is a fully supported service supporting users to customise NEO to their requirements and publish native apps. What you get is a hands on service from the UNA to customise the NEO app to your specific requirements, connect to existing UNA instances if required and publish native apps. Given that native app development of any complexity usually costs between $80-250k - the $40k price tag offers an extremely reasonable rate.

UNA team (working with some enterprise clients) have spent many 1000s of hours in developing NEO, a significant investment to create a platform that can propel aspiring app publishers into a stable, supported app experience with a significant headstart in development time and saving on resources.

As always - we are firmly committed to supporting the UNA community on their development journies - we can't wait to make NEO a general release, but this cannot be achieved until we know the script is 100% stable as it will no doubt requires significant resources to support our community as they learn to work with it.

I hope that all makes sense - we will continue to update you as NEO evolves, we are planning a few more snippet updates shortly and hopefully a more detailed walk through very soon.

@UMIT OZAYDIN - AI could probably already do that, however, people still want people, in the midst of the AI maelstrom, we are seeking human contact and inspiration from other humans more than ever before, aren't we? Yoga is ultimately a system to guide us towards the evolution of the human spirit, sure an AI could read all the books and instruct me what steps to take, but surely you would prefer an instructor who has themselves already taken the journey? And only a human can do that.

AI is wonderful in making use of information that is already there - to support us humans in making sense and refining structure of information, tools and ideas that humans have already created. From that perspective AI is perfectly applied to UNA, a system that has been developed by humans, but is too complicated for most humans to effectively utilise!

I know that you know what I'm saying here, I think our jobs are safe for a little while yet!

Hey @UMIT OZAYDIN - yes it is, no doubt, AI is out there breaking down barriers, revolutionising industries and blowing minds, however as you have no doubt understood from the translation industry, there is a long way to go! AI is amazing at the basic rote stuff, but when it comes to understanding nuance and complex strategy, it still helps to have a few humans in your corner!

Hello @Alexey Mir !

For now it's better to use our documentation:

https://unacms.com/wiki/Introduction