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Every time I make a neat tool I open source it using the unlicense so I can use it elsewhere with no attribution. I'm happy to work at a company where this is p
by caseymarquis 7y ago
Every time I make a neat tool I open source it using the unlicense so I can use it elsewhere with no attribution. I'm happy to work at a company where this is possible. This doesn't apply to business critical code a competitor might want, just libraries and tools for making generic 'stuff'. Typically, I make the tools at home first and decide I want to use them at work, but I eventually end up patching them at work for company purposes.