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   by szdszdszd 11y ago

   Switched to http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/
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   by szdszdszd 11y ago

   Ok, I have read section 7 one more time and debates over the internet. As I see many users are unhappy with such type of dual licensing. Which scheme will be perfectly clear for everyone? Will http://creativecommons.org/lice
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   by szdszdszd 11y ago

   Hmmm, I haven't tried React yet. Yeah, now it operates directly on the DOM, but all functions for DOM manipulation are located in separate class, so maybe we will try hook them somehow. Looked at React docs really quickly, it seems the
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   by szdszdszd 11y ago

   Gridifier was designed specially for use with Backbone/Angular/React. We were using Backbone for our apps, but we will definitely look how to sync it with Angular/React. It was too heavy BTW - so the most logical step was to
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   by szdszdszd 11y ago

   "Any use of Gridifier for a commercial purpose is subject to and requires a commercial license. With commercial license GPLv3 license terms are not used. Instead of that, terms described on developer license page are applyied." Th
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   Show HN: Gridifier – Dynamic grid layouts for real-time apps(gridifier.io)

   69 points by szdszdszd 11y ago|33 comments