[OT] Free JavaScript scripts site?
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I am looking for a website that has freely-licensed JavaScript examples.
I don't mean a site that merely runs free JavaScript, I mean one which has code examples to integrate into my own site.
On 08/10/13 11:29, gramex wrote:
> I am looking for a website that has freely-licensed JavaScript
> examples. I don't mean a site that merely runs free JavaScript, I
> mean one which has code examples to integrate into my own site.
I use https://developer.mozilla.org a lot, which has code snippets
licensed under the X11 (MIT) license or under CC0:
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Project:MDN/About#Copyrights_and_licenses
There is also http://userscripts.org, which I believe has free
GreaseMonkey scripts (GreaseMonkey is mostly the same as normal
JavaScript programming).
Andrew.
I am a member!
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Speaking of free Javascript, LibreJS identifies this site (trisquel.info) as having non-free code in it!
Is this an error in LibreJS, or does Trisquel's website really run on non-free code?
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There are three scripts used. One has a free license, but LibreJS doesn't detect it because the license indicator comments LibreJS expects aren't used. The other two don't have any sort of license indicated. I suppose the reasoning is that they're trivial. I think LibreJS disagrees, though, because of something it isn't able to check properly for triviality.
Some examples you can see in this pages:
http://eff.org
http://fsf.org
http://lduros.net
http://prism-break.org
http://www.gnu.org/software/librejs/manual/html_node/Setting-Your-JavaScript-Free.html
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