[bluesky] (http://www.bluesky.io)
Check out the samples: http://sampleBrowser.bluesky.io
Check out a sample Win8 and Web app: http://github.com/jeffsim/griddice
| Browser | Status | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Firefox (latest) | 266 of 266 tests passing. | No known bugs |
| Chrome (latest) | 266 of 266 tests passing. | Same as above |
| IE 10 | 266 of 266 tests passing. | Same as above |
| IE 9 | 266 of 266 tests passing. | Same as above |
| Safari (iPad) | 266 of 266 tests passing. | Same as above |
| Safari (mac) | 266 of 266 tests passing. | Same as above |
Run the tests here: http://tests.bluesky.io/testharness/testharness.html
Bluesky is a BETA re-implementation of the WinJS API for the Web, enabling WinJS developers to publish their WinJS apps to more marketplaces, including Facebook AppCenter, Google WebStore, Firefox Marketplace, or any website at all. We're also working on enabling developers to ship their WinJS apps on iOS, Android, and WP8 phones and tablets. Richer Intranet support is on the short-list of features for Enterprise users as well.
Read more at http://www.bluesky.io
Short version: Bluesky is free for building both commercial and noncommercial web apps, web sites, and mobile sites for public use. Use of Bluesky within an enterprise for internal apps (e.g. on a private intranet) requires an Enterprise License. See the license.txt file that came with this readme for details. If the file isn't present, then you can view the full license at http://bluesky.io/pricing-licenseDetails.htm.
For more information about licensing options, including licenses for intranet-hosting of Bluesky apps, swing by http://www.bluesky.io
##Contact
- Email: jeffsim@bluesky.io (Jeff Simon)
- Follow: http://twitter.com/blueskydotio