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Two years is like 20 years in most software ecosystems. If a JS library or mobile front end used this license, by two years the underlying tech that old versio
by geerlingguy 3y ago
Two years is like 20 years in most software ecosystems.
If a JS library or mobile front end used this license, by two years the underlying tech that old version used would all be extinct.
- ic_fly2 3y agoYou’re not going to need this for a js library that doesn’t have a saas component.
- IshKebab 3y agoNo it isn't. 2 years is very recent in most software ecosystems. Even in the JS world it is really very recent, depending on the software. E.g. 2 year old Bootstrap is perfectly fine. 2 years seems hilariously short for me. If AWS want to rip this off they'll be very happy to use code that is only 2 years old to do it. Or fork a 2 year old version and reimplement only 2 years of work. 4 years makes way more sense, and even that is quite generous IMO.