I’ve been posting technical articles and source code on this blog for many years now, but I’ve never formerly specified a license for the material I’ve posted. Obviously, I wouldn’t post it if I didn’t want people to use what I’ve written, but I understand that my good intentions are not enough to provide the legal confidence some projects will require to include the code I’ve demonstrated in their work.
Therefore, I’ve updated the About page to include formal licensing terms. In particular, any source code I’ve written and posted here is available under the MIT license, which should allow you to do almost anything you want to with it, but read the About page for the particulars.
Thanks to Robert Claypool for pointing this out.
One other bit of news about this site: Readers who prefer to be informed of new posts via Twitter can now follow the blog there.
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