Nick Gravelyn

I’ve recently started using SVN with xp-dev.com for my primary XNA codebase so I can have an offsite storage (for back up purposes) and version control (for fixing my broken stuff purposes). As such I figured I might as well just make it a publicly visible repository so anyone can peek inside and see if they want to use any code.

As far as licensing goes, I really don’t want to put a license at the top of every file. There’s also no way to display one on those pages. So I’m basically putting this out there in a custom license:

Use the code for whatever you want, but I accept no responsibility for any of it. All I ask is that you give some credit to me for creating it.

That’s it. I really don’t have time to care about licensing so it’s basically public domain with the request that you give me some credit. Also if you want to post here or email me if you’re using it, that’s cool, too. It’s always nice to see what people are doing with parts of my code.

Anyway, with that preface out of the way, you can always view or get the latest revision of my Apollo codebase from here: http://svn.xp-dev.com/svn/nickgravelyn-Apollo/. It might be broken sometimes, and sometimes not all the classes will be implemented. I like to check in frequently so there may be times where you see a class that isn’t ready to be used. Think of this as getting to peek into my code; it is not a released framework by any means.