GPLv3 to reinforce FSF open-source license position?
Adoption of GPLv3 has surpassed many older licenses in a short time, according to license watcher Black Duck Software. GPLv3 is now the fifth most chosen license in the open-source community, used in 6,300 projects, and is expected to snatch the number four-slot from BSD in "a year or two" Black Duck said The move past BSD …
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Surely though
Real Programmers don't comment
Open source projects have comments
Therefore:
Real Programmers don't work on Open Source Projects
OR
There is at least one non-real programmer on many Open Source Projects
Well, that's that myth busted. Well done Black Duck!
Nobility fail
Sad to see how few people use the truly open BSD, MIT, Apache or LGPL licenses (or even that old standby, the public domain declaration).
Sad to see so much politicization of something supposedly given freely.
JavaScript is a major language?
We're going to need a bigger wall to stand people against when the revolution comes.
@ TeeCee
We can shoot the javascript 'programmers' along with 'HTML programmers' because theyre usually the same people :)
The code IS the comment
But I suppose XP hasn't caught on in open source circles, because it sounds too much like an operating system?
And most of the comment lines I've seen in open source java code were the reams and reams of blurb that supposedly represents license and copyright information at the top. So please recount java code from the curly bracket following the class declaration to its matching closing one.
Paris, cos no comment
Bandit to Black Ducky
WTH are you going on about, we don't care it is just code, CPAN it.
Oh there is some anti JavaScript techno weenies, I have a soft spot for JavaScript a beaut of a language, it is just one of those that is actually quite good fun, and quite powerful nowadays.
It is the new cyberpunk language you can set up anywhere and use servers you have little direct control over save as a central place to store data.
Now VB .NET C# Mono monkeys, I don't know if we should waste the lead on them.
I want some!
So all this software I've been using was written by /imaginary/ programmers?
Cool!
Can I imagine up a whole bunch to work on cool new Plan 9 projects for me?
RE: I want some!
"So all this software I've been using was written by /imaginary/ programmers?"
Yes, but in order to represent their numbers you would need a two dimensional plane...
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