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Controls.js is a technology for building modern (web and mobile) applications.

Controls.js

Controls.js is a technology for building desktop-like applications (SPA). Controls.js uses web technologies but gives the user the same feeling as standard desktop or native applications. Your applications will run almost anywhere thanks to the support of variety of browsers, ability to build native applications from JavaScript, and the propagation of web based Operating Systems.

On-line Documentation

For more details, see Controls.js website: http://controlsjs.com

Downloads

Latest stable release (+ Build, Examples and Templates): Download 5.0.0

Development snapshot: Download 5.0.x

License

The Controls.js is available in two licensing options: commercial and open source license.

You may use Controls.js free of charge under the open source license but you must comply with the terms of the license agreement (see GPLv3 license), which requires you to distribute your application also under open source license and that you release source code of application to the general public.

Please note that 3rd party libraries are licensed under its own licenses.

The commercial license can be purchased at Controls.js website: http://controlsjs.com/#DOWNLOADS

Building from sources

The package already contains release and debug build in 'build' directory. If you prefer to re-build it from sources perform the following steps:

1. Install build system

   The build system is based on Grunt, The JavaScript Task Runner. Grunt is installed and managed via npm, the Node.js package manager.

   • Download and install Node.js from http://nodejs.org web site.

   • Install Grunt's command line interface (CLI) globally. You may need to use sudo (for OSX, *nix, BSD etc) or run your command shell as Administrator (for Windows) to do this. To install Grunt CLI run command:

     npm install -g grunt-cli

2. Install build dependencies

   Change current working directory to Controls.js Package root and run:

   npm install

3. Run build tool

   grunt

   Now you'll find the built files in 'build' directory.

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