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Community license for applications in production
I have a project that uses components made with javascript reference links from Syncfusion packages.
This I will upload to a Linux server.
I have a free license, but I don't know if I have to put something in the code for the program to work well in production.
Should a license key be included in the code?
or how do javascript packages work to upload it to a server?
Yes, for Syncfusion Community License you must register a license key, even for production deployments — but how you do it depends on the type of Syncfusion package you’re using.
Yes, for Syncfusion Community License you must register a license key, even for production deployments — but how you do it depends on the type of Syncfusion package you’re using.
Yes, for Syncfusion Community License you must register a license key, even for production deployments — but how you do it depends on the type of Syncfusion package you’re using.
Yes, for Syncfusion Community License you must register a license key, even for production deployments — but how you do it depends on the type of Syncfusion package you’re using.
Yes, for Syncfusion Community License you must register a license key, even for production deployments — but how you do it depends on the type of Syncfusion package you’re using.
Yes, for Syncfusion Community License you must register a license key, even for production deployments — but how you do it depends on the type of Syncfusion package you’re using. plez guide
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LG Luis Guerrero
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