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Either you work on Open Source - which allows everyone to use it within the scope of the respective license; or you do not. Working on Open Source a lot myself
by linuxhansl 5y ago
Either you work on Open Source - which allows everyone to use it within the scope of the respective license; or you do not.
Working on Open Source a lot myself, I have absolutely no sympathy for the developer. If you do not like others to use your work, then don't do it. Whether the "other" is a large corporation or not is immaterial.
Now, this does point a problem which has bothered me before: The commoditization of every little aspect of functionality. That leads to 1000's or 10000's of dependencies that are impossible to track.
- arvinsim 5y ago> Now, this does point a problem which has bothered me before: The commoditization of every little aspect of functionality. That leads to 1000's or 10000's of dependencies that are impossible to track. It just points out to the glaring need for the JS/Web STL library to grow.