Yesterday, the co-founder of LaunchKit announced the team behind their products and service would be joining Google’s Developer Products Group. They’ll continue to make tools that helps developers deploy their apps, but it will just be for Google. The LaunchKit tools are now open source, and the LaunchKit service will run independently (for current users) for the next 12 months before being closed.
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