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Title: What are the differences between the Open Source and Commercial Version? Post by: Alfred on October 06, 2017, 10:03:18 AM Is there any difference in capability between the free and commercial versions?
If I buy the Commercial version, what are the advantages? Can we sell applications we developed out of the commercial version? What are the other advantages of having the commercial version? Regards, Dove Title: Re: What are the differences between the Open Source and Commercial Version? Post by: stworthy on October 06, 2017, 09:45:37 PM The freeware edition can only be used on non-profit projects. The commercial edition has no any limitations. The licensee can integrate the commercial edition into any projects and sell to his/her customers. The licensee can also get the tech support and upgrade service. For more information please refer to https://www.jeasyui.com/license_commercial.php
Title: Re: What are the differences between the Open Source and Commercial Version? Post by: Alfred on October 06, 2017, 10:20:29 PM Thanks. I have one important question. Is there any difference between the two version in source codes and capabilities?
Title: Re: What are the differences between the Open Source and Commercial Version? Post by: chorauoc on October 06, 2017, 10:55:12 PM Hi,
Seems to me this is a really good question, i am also keen to know the answer Is there any difference between the two version in source codes and capabilities? Title: Re: What are the differences between the Open Source and Commercial Version? Post by: Pierre on October 07, 2017, 01:51:47 AM Freeware edition does not include source code (code is "compressed").
Title: Re: What are the differences between the Open Source and Commercial Version? Post by: Pierre on October 10, 2017, 07:53:20 AM Additional, if you use freeware version in commercial products, you are violating license rule.
In almost all countries it is a big offense. You have great software and great support so if you use your software in commercial software, please support development. |