swlaschin
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5 years ago Thanks for the kind words!
Yes, please do feel free to fork it and use the code in any way you like. I'll add an open-source licence ASAP.
Thanks!
On Tue, 15 Jan 2019 at 19:37, 急須 notifications@github.com wrote:
Hi @swlaschin https://github.com/swlaschin,
first and foremost a big thanks for creating this awesome talk. I love the railway metaphor.
Because I like your talk so much and find the attempt really useful, I've forked https://github.com/kyusu/RailwayOrientedProgramming your repo and translated to the talk to JavaScript (giving you full credit of course).
The problem is: Am I allowed to do so? Unfortunately this repository does not have any license attached.
I would be thankful if I could use your talk to enlighten my colleagues about railway-oriented programming (giving you full credit, as mentioned earlier). If you are not okay with this, I'll of course delete my fork.
Regards, 急須
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kyusu
Hi @swlaschin,
first and foremost a big thanks for creating this awesome talk. I love the railway metaphor.
Because I like your talk so much and find your approach really useful, I've forked your repo and translated to the talk to JavaScript (giving you full credit of course).
The problem is: Am I allowed to do so? Unfortunately this repository does not have any license attached.
I would be thankful if I could use your talk to enlighten my colleagues about railway-oriented programming (giving you full credit, as mentioned earlier). If you are not okay with this, I'll of course delete my fork.
Regards, 急須