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It's too bad for all of the corporate programmers who aren't able to share the code they've written without violating an NDA or other agreement. Some companies
by Mister_Snuggles 12y ago
It's too bad for all of the corporate programmers who aren't able to share the code they've written without violating an NDA or other agreement. Some companies even take ownership of code written outside of company time, via the employment agreement, so even developing things on personal time is a no-go.
- Swinx43 12y agoThis is spot on. There is a lot of us that are in such employment agreements and do work for corporate clients that require NDAs. I find it short sighted to believe that your skill should be solely measured by your Open Source projects placed on github since that is sometimes just not possible.