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Yeah, except (almost) nobody looks at the code. In both cases (designer and developer), most people just see the end result. In other words, I don't think Laye
by resu_nimda 14y ago
Yeah, except (almost) nobody looks at the code. In both cases (designer and developer), most people just see the end result.
In other words, I don't think Layervault would feel any different if there was a comment in the HTML giving them attribution.
- packetbeats 14y agoUsually the developers creating open source libraries benefit from the popularity of their projects. The more people using their code, the more well known they are. If nothing else, they feel proud when their software is downloaded N thousands times. In this case, Layervault can expect hundreds of sites to show up around the web looking just like their own. Regarding the comment in the HTML, you are right, it won't make them feel better, because the design really is meant to look at. It doesn't matter how clever the source code is. That's the disadvantage the designers have, I was just saying I can understand them.