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tal

v10.0.0

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Library for building applications for Connected TV devices

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TAL -- TV Application Layer

TAL

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TAL was developed internally within the BBC as a way of vastly simplifying TV application development whilst increasing the reach of BBC TV applications such as iPlayer. Today all of the BBC's HTML-based TV applications are built using TAL.

There are hundreds of different devices in the marketplace and they all use slightly different technologies to achieve the same result. The purpose of TAL is to allow you to write an application once, and be confident that it can be deployed to all HTML-based TV devices.

View the latest release here.

Documentation

All our documentation is hosted on GitHub pages. Take a look at our faq for some high-level information, or dive straight into our javascript documentation for our code reference docs.

We also have a sample application that you can use as a guide to help you build your own applications.

License

TAL is available to everyone under the terms of the Apache 2.0 open source licence. Take a look at the LICENSE file in the code, and read our faq and documentation to learn how to contribute.

Testing

For developers who want to modify and contribute to TAL, we have a page on testing which you should follow before starting development.

Releasing (FOR MAINTAINERS)

See https://confluence.dev.bbc.co.uk/display/tvpjsfrmwk/TAL+Deployment+Process+for+Cosmos.