By ailon
via devblog.ailon.org
Submitted: May 19 2008 / 10:58
Recently there was quite a storm in web development community about a move by popular JavaScript framework ExtJS. They've changed their licensing scheme from LGPL/commercial to GPL/commercial. These are my 2 cents on the situation and how to prevent it in your open source endeavors.
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Tags: frameworks, javascript, open source
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