
emmagordon
The Ray Tracer Challenge: Ok to post code to GitHub?
Feels like a slightly redundant question at this point (since I can already see a lot of similar repos on GitHub), but just to check - is it ok to post our code for this to a public repo? I couldn’t find anything in the book/website etc. to say we couldn’t, but nothing to explicitly say we could either. Thanks!
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jamis
Author of Mazes for Programmers and 1 other title
Thanks for asking! It’s absolutely allowed to post your own code to a public repo.
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emmagordon
Great, thanks for the quick reply (and also for the book! really enjoying it)
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