Declarative UI for B4A — Public Development Demo Notice
Copyright (c) 2026 Maxel Chark Guzmán
Contact: maxelcfgos@gmail.com

This is an early development/demo release shared with the B4A community to
invite testing, ideas, bug reports and feedback. The project and its API may
change as the library improves.

You are welcome to:

- use Declarative UI in personal, educational, hobby, client, employer,
  internal-business and commercial applications;
- use it in free or monetized applications;
- read, study, debug and experiment with the included source;
- modify or adapt it locally while testing or building your application; and
- publish an application or product that uses the library as your own work.

No payment or commercial license is required for this development/demo
release. A future Pro version may include additional features and may have
separate terms, but those terms will not retroactively restrict this demo.

Community request

Please do not copy the library implementation and publish it as another
library, framework, toolkit or standalone source project under your own name.
In particular, do not extract the widgets or copy enough of the implementation
to create a reusable replacement while presenting that implementation as your
own. This request does not prevent you from:

- publishing applications that use the library;
- writing your own application code around the public API;
- making original components that use the library;
- sharing tutorials, reviews and small educational snippets with credit; or
- modifying the library for your own project and sharing feedback about it.

If you share the .b4xlib itself or a modified copy of its source, please keep
this notice and the original copyright information, identify your changes and
do not rebrand the library as a project created entirely by you. The notice is
about respecting authorship of the implementation, not about restricting the
applications people build with it.

The .b4xlib format contains readable B4X source files. This release is shared
openly for learning, testing and improvement; it is not encrypted or
technically protected.

The library is provided "AS IS" during development, without warranties. B4A,
XUI, IME, OkHttpUtils2 and other third-party software remain subject to their
own licenses.

This notice is a plain-language development policy and not legal advice. The
copyright holder may revise the terms for future releases, but will keep the
current demo permissions clear in the release distributed to the community.
