No license - I would like to use your code

[joeyajames]

Obaro,
Would you consider adding a license to your code such as MIT license to allow others to use it? That would also probably get more credit for you when people do use your code. There's a short explanation of how to do that here, https://github.com/blog/1530-choosing-an-open-source-license

In particular, I am interested in using part of your SimpleWebAPI as starter code for an Android app and possibly in a YouTube video, but need a license to use it.
Many thanks,
Joe James

[obaro]

Great idea. Although in my accompanying articles, I make a point to state that the code is free to use. Feel free to use the code in any way you see fit. I'll email you once I've done that.

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