presentations
In chronological order of presentation ...
- Migrating from VBA to .NET
- Programmable Interfaces
- Teaching Ruby with RubyWarrior
- Writing Ruby Extensions in C
- There Is No Such Thing As Magic
- OO Anti-Patterns in Ruby
licence
The content unique to mint-setup is licensed under the GNU Lesser General Public License.
why the LGPL?
The GPL is specifically designed to reduce the usefulness of GPL-licensed code to closed-source, proprietary software. The BSD license (and similar) don't mandate code-sharing if the BSD-licensed code is modified by licensees. The LGPL achieves the best of both worlds: an LGPL-licensed library can be incorporated within closed-source proprietary code, and yet those using an LGPL-licensed library are required to release source code to that library if they change it.