As far as I understand, if something is "Open Source" it means you can use the code in any way that you want!
This is really cool Rick, I will give it a try 😀
!bro
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As far as I understand, if something is "Open Source" it means you can use the code in any way that you want!
This is really cool Rick, I will give it a try 😀
!bro
Being public doesn't necessarily imply open source! He has not added an open source license to the project. Therefore, out of respect if he asks, I'll kindly take it down. Hopefully he won't mind :)