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Laya: Open Source Alternative to Jev Released by Convai Innovations

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Convai Innovations has released Laya, an open source version of Jev, made available via their official website. The project was shared on Hacker News, where it received 12 points and generated a small amount of discussion. Laya appears to be positioned as a freely accessible alternative to its proprietary counterpart. The release reflects a growing trend of companies open-sourcing their tools to encourage community adoption and contribution.

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