On 05/11/2015 18:36, j...@souslelogo.com wrote:
HTML5 support in community and commercial is identical, except that you
can't make closed-source apps with the community edition.
just curious, what does that mean exactly ?
does the " closed-source apps" thing concern only regular standalones, or
does it also concern the HTML5 code with js obfuscation ?
The "HTML5 standalone" is actually 4 files:
* An HTML page
* The LiveCode engine, compiled to a (large) JavaScript file. This is
the same for every standalone created with a particular version of LiveCode
* A special ".html.mem" file that's used for engine initialisation.
This is also the same for every standalone.
* A zip file, which contains the stacks, resources, fonts, etc. that
make up your app. This is the thing that's made by the standalone builder.
If you use the community edition, the zip file with your app in it can
be downloaded by anyone who views the web page. They can open it and
play around with your app using the LiveCode IDE.
If you use the commercial edition, you have the option of encrypting
your LiveCode stack files so that no-one can look at your code, even if
they download and unpack the standalone's zip file.
Peter
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Dr Peter Brett <peter.br...@livecode.com>
LiveCode Open Source Team
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