Hi Jimmy,
I had a look at this plugin and it looks great.
In fact for the last couple of years, Iāve been looking for an open-source, db-less, fast and modern self-hosted gallery engine. Until now, Iāve found absolutely nothing worth !
Would Guggenheim could be the solution for me ? Maybeā¦
But first I have a concern : Guggenheimās code is not publicly available : why ?
Iām not against paying for quality, at all. When Bastian says "Building something is easy. Taking care for it over a long time is not. " Iām 150% with him. Therefore itās blocking to me not being able to inspect & try the code, freely and publicly.
on How to license a Kirby plugin? I can read
Should the code be available for free for testing purposes? I really like that idea, because the only reason why Iām a convinced of Kirby now was the possibility to test it before buying it.
Iām 100% convinced of the above. This is what I like so much with Kirby : it is free to try it, but at the same time you are invited to take a license becauseā¦ It is simply and indubitably a good software. And the consequent side effect is how good and solid you build the community.
It is why I would like to see any commercial Kirby pluginās code absolutely open, taking the risk to contradict what Bastian has written on this thread : This model is the essence of Kirby !.
Otherwise, it donāt feel it really serve the project. To me itās more like a curb, with the illusion it could protect against ābadā people. 'Cause ābadā people are smart enough 
Cheers,