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Nope. If Facebook owns any patents for mechanisms that are used in Preact, they can sue you. I'll say more: if you use Preact and there are such patents (I hav
by danmaz74 9y ago
Nope. If Facebook owns any patents for mechanisms that are used in Preact, they can sue you.
I'll say more: if you use Preact and there are such patents (I have no idea if there are any), they could sue you even if you don't sue them first, because Preact isn't covered by any patent grant.
- pluma 9y agoIf I were Facebook and a patent troll, I would closely inspect what Preact does and what patents I have that cover it and then go out and sue every company openly using Preact preemptively because switching from React to Preact indicates they might be planning to sue me in the future (and if I bankrupt them, I might acquire their patents this way). That Facebook isn't doing this should tell you something.