It depends..
Under US Copyright work; any modifications are derivative works. In
writing, I haven't the foggiest idea how much needs to be changed to
make it 'separate'.
In music, the "common knowledge" is that you need four bars to make
something unique. That means, you can copy less
Once you modify a piece of writing enough, it's legally a separate work
isn't it?
John
On 3/10/12 11:00 AM, "Martin Heidegger" wrote:
> Thanks Alex,
>
> lets see what to do about this. I guess I don't want to bother the Adobe
> lawyers ... as they
> have (a lot) more important things to do. Which leaves it open to write
> a new one *yey*. I am not
> sure when I will start with
I was going to suggest trying to find an existing style-guide from an
open-source project. Perhaps the Apache Flex project can use the Android
Style Guide if the project itself uses an Apache License. Then, in my
research, I found many projects simply refer to a simpler style-guide for
naming conve
Hi,
It might help to take a look at the Flex Formatter property file I placed up on
the whiteboard.[1]
This should be fairly similar to Adobe format stye and is mostly human readable.
Thanks,
Justin
1.
http://svn.apache.org/viewvc/incubator/flex/whiteboard/jmclean/formatting/format.properties
Thanks Alex,
lets see what to do about this. I guess I don't want to bother the Adobe
lawyers ... as they
have (a lot) more important things to do. Which leaves it open to write
a new one *yey*. I am not
sure when I will start with that. Any work I will do will be based on
current code and not
I'm pretty sure it is not legal to copy a webpage without permission, and
getting permission will currently require our legal folks to get involved.
Recently I asked for permission to publish an internal spec and that got
blocked by requiring legal review.
Bertrand said he'd help me get a blanket
On 10 Mar 2012, at 15:31, Martin Heidegger wrote:
> There is a reason why I wrote the "Getting Started" area in the wiki. It
> should answer exactly what you asked for.
> *Please read the wiki*
https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/FLEX/Getting+Started
Hello Sumit,
There is a reason why I wrote the "Getting Started" area in the wiki. It
should answer exactly what you asked for.
*Please read the wiki*
Short summary:
If you want to commit, commit. There is no need to wait. You can submit
patches via jira[1] create discussable forks
via github
Martin,
I am saying I want to be the part of flex-dev team for making changes in
flex sdk for releasing next version.
I have been working in flex for almost 5 years now and know about sdk in
depth.
so whom should I contact for this.
Regards,
Sumit Arora
On Sat, Mar 10, 2012 at 8:52 PM, Martin He
On 10/03/2012 23:51, sumit arora wrote:
Sure,
Hi Martin,
I am new to project and want to help for same.
can you tell me how contribute for same.
Hello Sumit,
Did you read [1]? Basically for the code conventions to get juicy we
should have them
at a place where we can edit/comment on them. I
Sure,
Hi Martin,
I am new to project and want to help for same.
can you tell me how contribute for same.
On Sat, Mar 10, 2012 at 2:34 PM, Martin Heidegger wrote:
> Hello Adobe team,
>
> I was planning to copy the code conventions of the Adobe wiki to the
> Apache wiki so we can start extending/
Hello Adobe team,
I was planning to copy the code conventions of the Adobe wiki to the
Apache wiki so we can start extending/finishing it. I was wondering
about the legal implications.
any thoughts?
yours
Martin.
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