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...Intro.js is AGPL-licensed and open-source. However, if you want to use Intro.js in your commercial app, website or plugin, you would need to obtain a commercial license.

...You can use Flickity as a jQuery plugin. You can initialize Flickity in HTML, without writing any JavaScript. Add data-flickity attribute to the carousel element.

This project is the original iView. The iView author will continue to develop iView 4.0 and subsequent releases, as well as maintenance work, in this repository. The new component library is named ViewUI, and the iView author will no longer continue to submit content in the original repository. Enterprise-level general-purpose mid-backend front-end solution. Rich layout modes to choose from, high configurability of layout and functions. Powerful authentication system to meet different...

Infinite Scroll is a JavaScript plugin that automatically adds the next page, saving users from a full page load. You’ve likely seen it in use all over the web. The original version of Infinite Scroll was first released by Paul Irish 2008. It was a break-through work of front-end development, granting web developers a cutting edge experience via a user-friendly yet powerful jQuery plugin. That lineage scrolls on to this day. Infinite Scroll v4 supports Chrome 60+, Edge 79+, Firefox 55+,...

Packery is a JavaScript library and jQuery plugin that makes gapless and draggable layouts. It uses a bin-packing algorithm to fill in empty gaps. Packery layouts can be intelligently ordered or organically wild. Elements can be stamped in place, fit in a specific spot, or dragged around. It’s perfect for draggable dashboard and seamless Masonry image galleries. If you want to use Packery to develop commercial sites, themes, projects, and applications, the Commercial license is the appropriate license. ...

...If you want to use Isotope to develop commercial sites, themes, projects, and applications, the Commercial license is the appropriate license. With this option, your source code is kept proprietary. If you are creating an open source application under a license compatible with the GNU GPL license v3, you may use Isotope under the terms of the GPLv3.