I believe that if a company is a large corporation, it should provide financial support and take responsibility for large-scale bug reporting.

What sort of financial situation are you in that 40$/month is sufficient?

I survive each day with just a bag of potato chips. Now, I’m reaching a point where even that is no longer possible. But rather than begging, I believe it’s right to offer my skills, bring value to others, and earn rewards in return. In the midst of a very difficult time, I came up with the idea for JPlus, and I’m deeply grateful for that. Without this project, I would have been in a much more troubled mental state. Through this project, I continue to dream of a hopeful future.

Thank you for your opinion.

I hope you’ll continue to follow and support the growth of JPlus!

Ok, didn’t want to discourage you!

Thank you for your interest. We hope you’ll continue to follow the project’s progress!

Might be useful to some, but the underlying assumption that “more features = better” is questionable in general.

You’re right. more features don’t always mean better. JPlus isn’t just about adding features; Our goal is to reduce boilerplate and enforce null-safety in existing Java code without rewriting it. Even when adding new functionality, JPlus avoids features that would be difficult for existing Java developers to adopt. All new features are designed to feel natural to Java, keeping the learning curve minimal so developers can use them intuitively without extra study. Its value comes from practical safety and developer convenience, rather than simply having more language features