License?

[pfalcon]

Please provide explicit licensing terms for the code in this repository.

[george-hopkins]

+1: I'm in favor of applying a relatively permissive license (such as MIT or BSD).

What about the other contributors? @tommie, @zarya, @jlz3008, @themindfactory

[tommie]

I don't mind or care since my contributions are small.

[jlz3008]

ok for me.

2015-07-15 21:54 GMT+02:00 George Hopkins [email protected]:

+1: I'm in favor of applying a relatively permissive license (such as MIT
or BSD).

What about the other contributors? @tommie https://github.com/tommie,
@zarya https://github.com/zarya, @jlz3008 https://github.com/jlz3008,
@themindfactory https://github.com/themindfactory

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[vyorkin]

Wow, 2015... Is there another repository with up-to-date community examples somewhere? I try to keep my examples here https://github.com/vyorkin/esp8266-examples (but I'm just starting with the esp8266)

[tommie]

I've lost touch with the community. I get the impression Espruino and similar frameworks have taken over. I never understood what the ESP32 solved (it's too expensive to be as groundbreaking as ESP8266), but I think that also won most people over from ESP8266.