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RE: CodeIgniter 3 Will be Released Under the MIT License - startbbs - 10-28-2014

Good for new CI with the MIT licence.


RE: CodeIgniter 3 Will be Released Under the MIT License - robinleathal - 10-28-2014

MIT License.
its great.


RE: CodeIgniter 3 Will be Released Under the MIT License - FlevasGR - 10-28-2014

Awesome news!


RE: CodeIgniter 3 Will be Released Under the MIT License - marcogmonteiro - 10-28-2014

This is great news. =)


RE: CodeIgniter 3 Will be Released Under the MIT License - skunkbad - 10-28-2014

Sweet! So glad to hear this! Thank you!


RE: CodeIgniter 3 Will be Released Under the MIT License - kenji - 10-29-2014

Great ! Thanks


RE: CodeIgniter 3 Will be Released Under the MIT License - quantro - 11-01-2014

Glad to hear that


RE: CodeIgniter 3 Will be Released Under the MIT License - yhoiseth - 11-03-2014

I have a couple of questions regarding the licensing of CodeIgniter. If this is the wrong place to ask, please let me know, and I will be happy to move these questions to a different thread or make a new one.

Question 1
I'm currently developing a website using CodeIgniter 2.2.0. The license agreement states:
Quote:Products derived from the Software must include an acknowledgment that they are derived from CodeIgniter in their documentation and/or other materials provided with the distribution.

Does this mean that I must provide a notice in, say, the footer of the website?

Question 2
Does this change with the new MIT license?


RE: CodeIgniter 3 Will be Released Under the MIT License - ciadmin - 11-04-2014

IANAL, but my understanding is that a derivative product (something built on top of CI2 and distributed) needs to credit EllisLab. A website that uses CI2 does not need to give such credit, so long as you are not distributing your code.

With the MIT license and CI3, you can basically do what you want with the framework, so long as you retain the copyright notice and don't claim the framework as your own.

If I am mistaken, I trust someone will jump in and set me straight!


RE: CodeIgniter 3 Will be Released Under the MIT License - kilishan - 11-04-2014

@ciadmin - That's the way I understand it, too.