Hi @thwl
In the future we want to be like the Github for APIs. A place in which the developers would be able to build, collaborate, host and share public and private backend code and API using Parse Server framework.
Now we have just a simple version of the hub (
https://www.back4app.com/hub) to start testing the concept, but in future you can imagine that it will have Github alike features.
Private APIs will be charged and public APIs will be free. When you turn some API public, all other developers will be able to use or fork it. The idea is not only provide a easily way to build APIs using Parse Server but also provide a huge amount of public ready-to-use APIs.
Currently, when you turn the API public, the unique informations are shared: app id, client key, classes available and classes data. You can secure your data using CLP. For example, if you have some sensitive data, like user's e-mails, you can just secure them using CLP. Since other developers don't have access to your master key they won't be able to see this data.
If you have more questions, let me know.
Best!