Welcome to the Code to be podcast, where we talk to people on their coding journey

in hopes of helping you on yours. I'm your host, Ron, and today we're talking about

ethics in open source with Corline M.Kee, software developer and creator of the contributor

covenant, as well as the Hippocratic license.

And they're not recognizing that open source is something that has changed and grown and evolved over time.

And that the people who are writing software in the open today are not the people who are doing it back then.

Coraline talks about her coding journey, open source, licenses, and how and why it's important to

create an ethical framework for those licenses. After this. I had the absolute pleasure of speaking

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Get Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3 and 4 available now. Thank you so much for being here. I am so happy to be here, Sron. Thank you. So I want to start by hearing a little bit about how you got into coding. Where did it begin for you? So I have been in software development professionally for 25 years, but I actually got my start when I was about seven or eight years old. My dad was an engineer,

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