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Maybe someone could explain these SaS models for development to me. I get an account and create an app. The app is finish and working. I no longer need Icenium then, what happens to my app? Do I have access to the source code of the app? Who owns the app? What are my options after I no longer have an Icenium account or decide to move to another development platform?
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Hi Alfred,
At any time you can export your project as a .zip file from you Dashboard screen project's list.
When you hover over the project name there is an Export button (an arrow next to delete button).
Here is a screenshot how it looks in the browser client Mist:
Clearly you are the owner of the app and Icenium is just the means to create it. The app would be available for download even if you suspend your license with Icenium and also you can delete it at any time (which would effectively remove it from the cloud (your account) permanently).
Regards,
Steve
the Telerik team
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At any time you can export your project as a .zip file from you Dashboard screen project's list.
When you hover over the project name there is an Export button (an arrow next to delete button).
Here is a screenshot how it looks in the browser client Mist:
Clearly you are the owner of the app and Icenium is just the means to create it. The app would be available for download even if you suspend your license with Icenium and also you can delete it at any time (which would effectively remove it from the cloud (your account) permanently).
Regards,
Steve
the Telerik team
Share feedback and vote for features on our Feedback Portal.
Want some Kendo UI online training - head over to Pluralsight.