Source code is one thing; tests covering the codebase are another.
And if you just copy the source code or translate it one-to-one into a new language, rather than make a behavioral copy, there will be copyright issues.
Source code is one thing; tests covering the codebase are another.
And if you just copy the source code or translate it one-to-one into a new language, rather than make a behavioral copy, there will be copyright issues.
> there will be copyright issues
Next.js is MIT-licensed. Cloudflare's rewrite is... also MIT licensed...
Of course. I'm referring to rewrites of other software; you can easily launder GPLed code this way, for example.