Related link: http://www.LibertyAssociates.com
I’m pleased to say that the code for Programming .NET Applications is now available on my web site: http://www.LibertyAssociates.com - click on books, scroll down to Programming .NET Applications and click on source code.
Thank you for your patience.
-j
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Legal?
Jesse,
Is it legal to publish .NET source code on your site?
B
Legal?
The code that is published on my site is the source code for my book Programming .NET Windows Applications. The copyright for that book and its code is owned by O'Reilly Associates, and my agreement with them is that I will make the source code available as a convenience for readers of the book.
Sorry if there was a misunderstanding of what is posted.
Source Code
When I tried to visit to get your source code, I received an internal server error. Is the site down or broken?
Source Code
My site is run on a machine in my office; it doesn't handle large numbers of users well, so if you have a problem accessing it, please just await 30 minutes and try again. I just checked, the source is there.
When you go to the site, click on books, then navigate to the book you want and click on source code.
Thanks.
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Fixed now! (thanks to alert reader Alex).
Source Code
By the way, I've moved my site to a commercial web server, it now spins like a top; you should have no trouble with access.
Thanks.
-j