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## Types of examples
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Different types of examples are provided. All examples have a frontend implemented in QML but differ in how the backend logic is implemented and the applied runtime. These examples can be categorised as shown in the following table:
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Different types of examples are provided. All examples have a graphical frontend implemented in QML, but differ in the way the backend logic is implemented and the runtime used to run them. These examples can be categorised as shown in the following table:
More simple examples of using EasyApp are described in [EXAMPLES.md](EXAMPLES.md).
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More simple examples of how to use EasyApp are described in [EXAMPLES.md](EXAMPLES.md) and presented in the [examples](examples) directory:
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If you want to see what EasyApp looks like, you can try the web demo at https://easyscience.github.io/EasyApp/BasicC++.html.
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*[BasicQml](examples/BasicQml)
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*[BasicPy](examples/BasicPy)
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*[BasicC++](examples/BasicC++)
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*[IntermediatePy](examples/IntermediatePy)
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*[AdvancedPy](examples/AdvancedPy)
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If you want to see what EasyApp looks like, you can try the web demo based on the [BasicC++](examples/BasicC++) example at https://easyscience.github.io/EasyApp/BasicC++.html.
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