twitter bootstrap seems to have the apache v2.0 license, so if I build a website using twitter bootstrap and then decide to deploy and distribute them (website files as well as bootstrap files) altogether, do I need to be somehow compatible with the license?
I’m also curious about the same thing with programming languages in general. It’s not clear to me that the existing licenses are for the language or for the compiler if those are different at all (especially regarding new languages such as go). would be nice if someone can give me an insight on these issues..
Edit: hakre’s answer seems to be appropriate for twitter bootstrap. see this for a similar question for go language.
Yes, otherwise you’ll the rights to use. Check Apache 2.0 license text for the details.
The second part of your question is not clear to me. You might want to get a more general understanding of copyright law and software licensing.