NDA for programmers.

NDA (Non-Disclosure Agreement) — is a confidentiality agreement signed by the employer (or client) and the programmer before or during collaboration.

Its main purpose is to protect the business from the leakage of information, code, technologies, client base, or ideas that the programmer will receive during the project work.

📌 What NDA protects for programmers

• 🧠 Source code — the programmer is not allowed to transfer, copy, or sell the code to third parties.

• 📁 Technical documentation — specifications, architecture, API, databases, project documentation.

• 💼 Business information — company strategy, development plans, commercial terms with clients.

• 👤 Client base — contacts of clients, partners, suppliers.

• 🧾 Integrations and algorithms — unique technological solutions.