DOJO is open source?

Question

Can i use DOJO in an business application for free of cost?

Answer 1

You may:

* Freely use Dojo to build applications and services
* Distribute Dojo as a part of commercial products
* Modify Dojo, make extensions to the toolkit, and produce your own

add-on components with no requirement that you give your code away or contribute it back to the project

Just to re-iterate, you can build commercial software with Dojo without obtaining a separate license or incurring any other obligations.

Dojo is availble under either the terms of the modified BSD license or the Academic Free License version 2.1. Both licenses grant you broad rights to use and build on and with Dojo in both Open Source and commercial settings.

http://dojotoolkit.org/license

Answer 2

Yes of course. It is licensed under BSD and Academic Free License. Both licenses grant you broad rights to use and build on and with Dojo in both Open Source and commercial settings.

Answer 3

According to http://dojotoolkit.org/license

You may:

Freely use Dojo to build applications and services

Distribute Dojo as a part of commercial products

Modify Dojo, make extensions to the toolkit, and produce your own add-on components with no requirement that you give your code away or contribute it back to the project

Just to re-iterate, you can build commercial software with Dojo without obtaining a separate license or incurring any other obligations.

Answer 4

Yes, see http://dojotoolkit.org/license :

You may:

* Freely use Dojo to build applications and services
* Distribute Dojo as a part of commercial products
* Modify Dojo, make extensions to the toolkit, and produce your own

add-on components with no requirement that you give your code away or contribute it back to the project

Just to re-iterate, you can build commercial software with Dojo without obtaining a separate license or incurring any other obligations.