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That assumes you're allowed to use the code you wrote in a previous project in your new project.
by Larrikin 8y ago
That assumes you're allowed to use the code you wrote in a previous project in your new project.
- alfredallan1 8y agoEh, are you perhaps hinting at that horrible lawsuit where Oracle sued Google(?) for a lot of money for copying about 9(?) lines of code that was basically a looping routine? That notwithstanding, I was asking about code that could be considered “boilerplate”, not things that could be considered proprietary business logic. So the code to do a login, or check for cookies, or get something from a db, or anything of that sort should be broadly reusable (for a general CRUD app).