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What kind of principle lets you open source code you created at your employer? Or are saying you were employed as DevOps but wrote lots of code in your free tim
by infinite8s 5y ago
What kind of principle lets you open source code you created at your employer? Or are saying you were employed as DevOps but wrote lots of code in your free time?
- INTPenis 5y agoBoth kinda. There is nothing in my contract saying that what I create is owned by my employer. Likely because of mergers and because I wasn't hired for a developer role. If you're hired today the contract will absolutely say that they own everything. And most of the stuff I write has a use outside of work, even if it's just for myself to learn something. So that's why in 90% of cases I start with making something open source and just use it at work. So it's no different than me using someone elses open source code, it's just written by me, both on and off duty.
- cyberpunk 5y agoDevOps, Free Time? Ehhhh? We spend our free time drinking and sleeping to forget the horror… THE HORROR. ;)