No licence means all rights reserved: public code is not free code
A public repository without a licence file does not grant permission to use, change or share the code. Here is why, and what to do when you find one.
IslamicOpenFinance blog
Guides and analysis on Islamic open finance
One article per weekly explainer, a monthly report with the month's business days per market, and guides on building contract-typed products. Every claim cites an official source.
Islamic open finance: the same APIs, different contracts underneath
Open finance moves data and instructions the same way for every product. What changes for Islamic finance is what the data describes: ownership, profit ratios and funds that belong to participants.
What a licence is: copyright by default, permission by licence
Code, text and data have an owner from the moment they are created. A licence is how the owner tells everyone else what they may do, and on what conditions.
Hear about new guides and events first
We write when we publish guides and reports or announce events; a few times a month at most.