This is a short video, but it's an important point because many students in various courses of mine
ask me about my opinion and my policy on sharing the code that they have downloaded from this course
and how well my policy is very simple.
Go for it.
If you would like to share the course code from this course, then yeah, go for it.
You can post it on your GitHub page or on a blog or something that or share it with your friends and
colleagues.
Here is what I asked.
It's fine.
I'm all into sharing code.
I ask you to if you are sharing my code files that I wrote, please include my name and the course website
or at least the course name on each code file that you share.
And that's basically just a way of attributing the original file.
And if you have modified the code, which, by the way, I very strongly encourage, I want you to treat
the code that I give you here in this course as template code that you can modify for future use.
Then you can you know, you can just add another line or comment that says modified from the original.
And if you are using if you want to use my code for commercial applications, basically that means if
you are going to be making money off of the code that I wrote, then please contact me and discuss it
with me.
If you are using my code for educational purposes and research purposes, then you don't need to ask
me.
Just please mention my name.
And actually in the code you will see when you download the course code that I already have some identifying
information in there.
So that's good enough for me.