whaaat. No the syntax isn't copyrighted in any way and you can reimplement all functions if you want. This isn't Java ;)
You are free to use the language however you see fit. The only limitation are if you modify the source code of the language (or use parts of the source code in other project), then you cannot call the project "php", you have to call it something else (like, say, HipHop, or HHVM). -Hannes On Wed, Dec 31, 2014 at 11:51 AM, - - <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi, > > I was searching the website for license for regular web developers but I > couldn't find any. I wanted to ask if as webdesigner do I need to include > some licensing information when I'm developing commercial application? > > I don't want to modify source code or anything, I'm just intenting to > create website using php and I'm curious if php syntax is copyrighted in > someway or can I write the code freely? > > Thank you in advance for swift response! >
