It has been a little while since our last update. We'd like to bring you up to speed on where we are at with the rewards promised and progress on Next Generation LiveCode.   We have good news: LiveCode Community Server is now available for download!  You can get it here: http://downloads.livecode.com/livecode/server/ and start using it to embed scripting in your webpages, as described in th...

The last few weeks here at RunRev have been filled with intense, detailed project planning. Our engineers have been working (largely) in parallel to get our initial "as-is" open source version of the platform ready. Things are just starting to settle down and we're all very much looking forward to the Easter break. Before we go away for our long weekend I thought I would bring you an update on ou...

Well that was quite some campaign. Let me start by saying a huge thank you from everyone here at RunRev. This is your success, your victory and your new platform. What a roller coaster, the weeks of plugging away to gain traction and then that final surge at the end that not only put us over the line, but well over it. My statistical model never had us missing the target, but it didn't put us much...

In this article, Mark Waddingham, RunRev CTO takes a look at what it would take to support Raspberry Pi once the platform goes open source. This article includes a download link to a very rough version for Raspberry Pi! It’s always nice to take a small break from any projects you are working on and have a go at something a little different. When the Raspberry Pi came out last year I earmarked it...

In this post LiveCode Product Manager, Ben Beaumont, talks about his philosophy surrounding the design of our next generation visual development environment. One of the most common questions I'm asked by developers is "how do I write a successful app" or "can I make my app better". The answer I give is simple: "make a great app that meets users needs, not yours as a developer". Its a recipe I’ve...