This page provides a comparison of various open source licenses to help you understand the key differences and implications for your projects.
MIT License: This is one of the most popular licenses. It is very permissive and allows you to use the code in any way you like, with minimal restrictions.
GPL License: The GNU General Public License is a strong copyleft license. It requires that any derivative work is also licensed under the GPL, ensuring that the software remains free and open.
Apache License 2.0: Similar to the MIT License, but with additional terms regarding patents and liability.
BSD License: There are several versions of the BSD License, all of which are permissive and allow for the code to be used in proprietary software.
For a more detailed comparison, you can refer to our comprehensive guide on Open Source Licensing.