<h1><b>Download</b></h1> <p>{version}</p> <br> <h2><b>Source</b></h2> <p>Development version, including everything but the kitchen sink.</p> <p> Check it out and build it yourself (you'll need <a href="https://wiki.0x2620.org/wiki/python-ox"><code>python-ox</code></a>):<pre> $ git clone https://git.0x2620.org/oxjs.git $ tools/build/build.py</pre> </p> <p>Or download <a href="https://oxjs.org/downloads/OxJS.latest.source.tar.gz"><code>OxJS.latest.source.tar.gz</code></a>{size.source}.</p> <p>Start with <code>OxJS/index.html</code>. It's this website.</p> <br> <h2><b>Build</b></h2> <p>Minified production version, including modules.</p> <p>Download <a href="https://oxjs.org/downloads/OxJS.latest.min.tar.gz"><code>OxJS.latest.min.tar.gz</code></a>{size.min}.</p> <p>Or get <code>Ox.js</code> only: <a href="https://oxjs.org/oxjs/min/Ox.js"><code>Ox.js</code></a>{size.oxjs}.</p> <br> <h2><b>Getting Started</b></h2> <p>Take a look at our short <a href="#readme/getting_started">tutorial</a>.</p> <br> <h2><b>License</b></h2> <p>Dual-licensed, <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GNU_General_Public_License">GPL</a>/<a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MIT_License">MIT</a>. You can pick either. In a nutshell, the former says no derived work may be more restrictive, while the latter avoids to make that restriction.</p>