MLV Minimal Viable Legality
summary
Covers the legal requirements software developers must meet without deep legal study: for web projects, what to include on a website (terms and conditions, cookie policy, privacy policy); for software development, how freelancers should draft contracts to avoid disputes over intellectual property and code reuse; and how to check compatibility of open-source/library licenses.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Welcome
- 2:50Web dev and legality
- 15:27Liability on web pages
- 21:19Payment platforms and forms
- 29:39Software dev and ownership
- 34:27Contracts and SLAs
- 39:44Open-source licenses
- 47:27Closing
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