View all issuesDecember 15, 2025
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qqq Goes Apache 2.0

Big news: qqq is now Apache 2.0 licensed. Plus: new qBits for Stripe and Twilio integration.

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License change from AGPL to Apache 2.0New Stripe payment qBitTwilio SMS/voice qBit now availablePerformance improvements in query engine

The Big News: Apache 2.0

We're thrilled to announce that qqq is now licensed under Apache 2.0. This is a major shift from our previous AGPL license, and we believe it will make qqq accessible to many more developers and organizations.

Why the Change?

We heard from many of you that AGPL was a blocker for adoption. Legal teams at enterprises were hesitant, and some developers couldn't use qqq for client projects. Apache 2.0 removes these barriers while still protecting the open-source nature of the project.

What This Means for You

  • Build anything - Commercial, proprietary, or open source
  • Deploy anywhere - No disclosure requirements
  • Keep your code private - No copyleft obligations
  • Same great framework - Nothing changes about how qqq works

New qBits This Month

Stripe Payment qBit

Accept payments in your qqq apps with the new Stripe qBit. Features include:

  • Payment intent creation
  • Subscription management
  • Webhook handling
  • Refund processing

Twilio Communications qBit

Add SMS and voice to your applications:

  • Send SMS messages
  • Make outbound calls
  • Handle inbound webhooks
  • Phone number management

Performance Improvements

We've made significant improvements to the query engine this month:

  • 40% faster complex joins
  • Reduced memory usage for large result sets
  • Better query plan caching

Upgrade to the latest version to take advantage of these improvements.

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