LiveCode 9.6.10 Stable Released

by Heather Laine on August 29, 2023 2 comments

We are delighted to announce the release of 9.6.10, stable. This will now become the latest shipping edition of LiveCode and you can download it from your account. This release comes with more than 20 bugfixes and improvements since the last stable version.

FEATURES ADDED:

  • Android API 33 update
    The Android engine is now built using version 33 of the Android API, a requirement for new apps submitted to the Google Play Store. Note you’ll have to install “Android API 33” using the SDK Manager in Android Studio.

  • RSA encryption padding modes
    The rsa encryption (and decryption) commands now accept an optional padding phrase. If no padding phrase is specified, then pkcs1 is used. For more details, see the release notes.

  • SQLite improvements
    The version of SQLite included in revdb’s dbsqlite driver has been updated to version 3.42.0.
    In addition to this the SQLite math functions have been included, as well as an implementation of the regular expression operations. For more details, see the release notes.
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Codename Xavvi will ship as LiveCode Create

by Heather Laine on August 24, 2023 No comments

Our new no-code platform, initially funded under the codename “Xavvi”, will be launched under the name of LiveCode Create. This decision has been made after a great deal of discussion, internally and externally, and we’re very happy that it reflects the direction for this product.

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Mac Sonoma – Initial Beta Support

by Heather Laine on July 27, 2023 4 comments

We’re pleased to say that today we are releasing a build of LiveCode 9.6.9 with a hotfix backported into it, to allow it to open and run on the Beta Mac OS Sonoma.

While we do not usually backport bug fixes into a stable release, we would like as many people as possible to be able to test LiveCode on Sonoma before this is fully released. Since to date LiveCode would not even open in Sonoma, this fix is needed to allow us to see if there are any other issues with compatibility we need to address.

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Xavvi: Demo and Your Questions Answered

by Heather Laine on April 27, 2023 7 comments

Our recent Zoom meeting on Xavvi was so successful we had to convert it to a full blown Webinar to allow everyone to attend that wanted to. Thank you everyone who came along and brought your questions! Even though the session overran by half an hour, we still didn’t get through all of your questions. Therefore we have transcribed them here and answered as fully as we can.

Intro and Vision

If you couldn’t make the webinar, here is the overview introduction to Xavvi, and why we are doing it, from Kevin Miller, CEO.

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Jay Pinnock’s Journey to Success with Edgenotes

by Heather Laine on March 30, 2023 1 comment

When did you start using LiveCode?

Jay started with LiveCode by writing apps for his kids. His first app was a clock, and his first challenge was getting the analogue clock hands to sweep around smoothly. He felt incredible when he solved this maths problem and saw it working in the app! Using LiveCode made it easy to load onto an Android device to share the result immediately with his wife and kids. LiveCode offers a sense of achievement very quickly, within hours or days. 

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Reflecting on 2022, anticipating 2023

by Heather Laine on December 21, 2022 3 comments

The end of 2022 is approaching and we’re all looking forward to some well earned time off and holiday celebrations. Whether you celebrate Christmas, Hanukah or the Winter Solstice it’s a time of year to get together for some quality time with our nearest and dearest.

It’s also a time to reflect, on the achievements of the year, and where they might take us next. We are only part way through our “year of reinvention”: the rebirth of LiveCode as LiveCode 10 announced in spring this year. 

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LiveCode and the Economy

by Heather Laine on November 2, 2022 No comments

No man is an island. This is equally true of software – we are all part of a bigger ecosystem, and at the moment that ecosystem is under pressure. Economies around the world have been impacted by the war in Ukraine as well as a number of other factors… Covid, Brexit, climate change, recession… Inflation is rising, exchange rates are showing dramatic changes and all of this impacts on LiveCode Ltd and the maintenance of the software you love.

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Working with emails : emlParser

by Heather Laine on September 23, 2022 No comments

Have you ever wanted to do more with your emails than just read them in your inbox? Do you need to display them in different formats, or handle parts of them separately? Using LiveCode and emlParser you can easily do post-processing on your emails (if you’ll pardon the pun).

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