[QuiCasseRien]

@kelvinzhang

Quite frankly, htmldocs is the exact project i'm looking for months. I'm tired of word and same alternative and wanted something i can write html and css3 to convert to PDF.

You do and in a beautiful way !

Some question : i just want to use your product be also need to be sure my doc will by avaivable in futur. what's your plan ?

- opensource ? - community/enterprise ? - close source but a docker version to go on premise ?

Thanks for you answer and by the work very good works !

[kelvinzhang]

The long term goal of this project is to make HTML/CSS the defacto way of typesetting PDF documents. I’ll definitely keep it running for as long as I can.

The web version is just the initial step, and will likely open source for people who want to self-host and to increase adoption. For pricing, will probably adopt a model similar to Overleaf where it’s free for most users and maybe charge for team collaboration or have an enterprise license.

[svsaraf]

If you do opensource it, happy to help maintain it. This product would be helpful for my (fledgling) company, but would need to be self-hosted (use case is esignatures)