UXWizz and open source
UXWizz is source-available commercial software, not an open-source product. It depends on open-source software and supports projects that help make it possible.
1. Using open-source software
UXWizz uses open-source libraries and tools in production. Working with them over time has led to bug reports, fixes, and practical feedback for their maintainers.
Some projects used by UXWizz include:
2. Sponsoring open-source software
UXWizz has also supported open-source projects directly.
Donations
- BlitzJS - Open-source fullstack framework - $1000
- Coolify - Open-source & self-hostable Heroku / Netlify / Vercel alternative - $40/mo
- RRWeb - Open-source web session replay library - $5/mo
- Fider.io - Open-source & self-hostable customer feedback board - $5/mo
- TanStack - Open-source software for web developers - $5/mo
3. Publishing supporting tools
Product work sometimes requires a small tool that does not already exist. When a tool can help others, it is published under an open-source license.
Open-source tools created while developing UXWizz:
- PHP Markdown Blog - github.com/Cristy94/markdown-blog
- Dynamic JavaScript Event Listener - github.com/Cristy94/dynamic-listener
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