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UIElement - minimal reactive framework based on Web Components
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<h1 class="content">UIElement Docs <small>Version 0.8.5</small></h1>
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<strong>Introduction</strong>
<small>Overview and key benefits of UIElement</small>
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<strong>Installation & Setup</strong>
<small>How to install and set up the library</small>
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<strong>Core Concepts</strong>
<small>Learn about signals, state, and reactivity</small>
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<strong>Detailed Walkthrough</strong>
<small>Step-by-step guide to creating components</small>
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<small>Tips for effective and scalable usage</small>
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<strong>Advanced Topics</strong>
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<strong>API Reference</strong>
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<strong>Licensing & Credits</strong>
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<h1>⚖️ Licensing & Credits</h1>
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UIElement is an open-source project, developed and maintained to promote accessible and efficient Web Components. This page details the license and credits for the contributors and backers of the project.
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<h2>1. License</h2>
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This project is licensed under the <a href="https://opensource.org/licenses/MIT">MIT License</a>, which allows for permissive use, modification, distribution, and private use. Contributions to this project are accepted under the same license.
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A copy of the license can be found in the <a href="https://github.com/efflore/ui-element/blob/main/LICENSE">LICENSE</a> file of the repository.
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<h2>2. Credits</h2>
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<strong>Esther Brunner</strong>: The sole contributor to the UIElement project so far, responsible for its development and maintenance.
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<strong>Zeix AG</strong>: Backing the development of UIElement, Zeix AG is a Switzerland-based agency for User-Centered Design, committed to enhancing accessibility and usability in web technologies.
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<h2>3. Acknowledgments</h2>
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Special thanks to all contributors and users of UIElement. Your feedback and support help improve the library, making it a better tool for creating reactive and accessible Web Components.
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