A client seemed happy about the demo - discussed next steps with me.
We agreed several tasks for the current sprint, one that I only saw later was "handing over the code and documentation"
Just to give some context:
a) another sub-contractor, has not handed over the code and has been given the boot
b) I think I may be given the boot soon regardless
In my contract it clearly states that all IP belongs to my Ltd, however I am not precious about the code - it is mostly extension, improvement and bug fixes to open source stuff so I was thinking of open sourcing most of it anyway.
Do you think that by handing over the code I am in a better position to carry on with the client?
How should I then politely indicate that it's not theirs to have - I have merely licensed it to them?
We agreed several tasks for the current sprint, one that I only saw later was "handing over the code and documentation"
Just to give some context:
a) another sub-contractor, has not handed over the code and has been given the boot
b) I think I may be given the boot soon regardless
In my contract it clearly states that all IP belongs to my Ltd, however I am not precious about the code - it is mostly extension, improvement and bug fixes to open source stuff so I was thinking of open sourcing most of it anyway.
Do you think that by handing over the code I am in a better position to carry on with the client?
How should I then politely indicate that it's not theirs to have - I have merely licensed it to them?
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