If you’re a startup, you should not use React (reflecting on the BSD + patents license)
FINAL EDIT — weeks after this article was published, Facebook changed their licensing model for React et al. to MIT. Open source activism works! [EDIT — My argument is a cautionary one, I’ve made some edits in that direction. I am not a lawyer, but I argue that — as a startup — if I’d want to keep my doors open to any future outcome, offer, exit, proposal, FB’s OSS licenses may pose an obstacle un
Explaining React’s license
A few weeks ago, the Apache Software Foundation (the ASF) made a decision to list the BSD + Patents license as a Category-X license. This move affects users of much of Facebook’s open source software, but especially the popular React project and the constellation of projects around it. As a result, many have asked us to consider relicensing React and all of our other open source projects. What has
React-Router-Fork.md · GitHub
React-Router-Fork.md Regarding the React Router Fork Update : We're hoping to work things out with Jimmy, nobody wants a fork. But anyway ... here's what was written up before. Jimmy Jia posted yesterday React Router is Dead long live rrtr . It's not dead. We had a release yesterday, and a major version release only two months ago. Jimmy has made many contributions to React Router and we're really
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