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They have a non-standard source license. I doubt the legal would be excited engineering team to adopt some of these in the codebase. https://gojs.net/latest/li
by devy 5y ago
They have a non-standard source license. I doubt the legal would be excited engineering team to adopt some of these in the codebase.
https://gojs.net/latest/license.html https://gojs.net/latest/license.html
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- imachine1980_ 5y agoI think the problem is that you need to subscribe to know the pricing model, I don't try anything that don even show the pricing up-front and what difference licenses they offer, is like they want you to make into production before you notice that you have unlicensed software and pull the trigger if you dont pay. that's is really nasty business model.
- Veuxdo 5y agoLooks like their pricing is here: https://nwoods.com/sales/index.html https://nwoods.com/sales/index.html
- tekacs 5y agoWhich is behind the ‘Buy’ button in the top nav. Not sure what happened in the grandparent comment, but it’s very much transparent and easy to find. It also has a neat calculator, so it’s easy to figure out exact pricing for various scenarios, which is quite unlike so many closed libraries I’ve seen. Running in dev mode it also has a visible watermark on it, which says “GoJs evaluation © Northwoods Software. Not for distribution or production use nwoods.com”, meaning there’s almost zero chance that you wouldn’t notice at dev time that you’d need to license this before putting it into production.
- simonsarris 5y ago(I make GoJS) Although several companies do negotiate custom license agreements with us, it is not very common. Almost all the names here use the standard license: https://nwoods.com/sales/customers.html https://nwoods.com/sales/customers.html