mergMK is a LiveCode MapKit external that adds a map control which supports showing user location with heading, adding annotation pins and polylines. Create stunning interactive maps with ease. Important: The Map Kit framework uses Google services to provide map data pre-iOS 6. Use of specific classes of this framework (and their associated interfaces) binds you to the Google Maps/Google Earth API terms of service.
read moreHack: Difficult things can be easy. Example stacks included.
by Steven Crighton on January 27, 2016 6 commentsDifficult tasks made easier, unaccessible skills made accessible, I love it when I come across something like this, it just makes me happy!
read moreLiveCode Services
by Steven Crighton on November 24, 2015 No commentsDid you know that LiveCode offers professional services?
To help our clients deliver we have added new features to the product, enhanced existing features, prioritized project critical bugs and provided training sessions to doctors. We are currently in the process of providing architecture advice on a rather interesting security tech project. Our expertise has helped our customers overcome the pitfalls that were delaying their projects.
Don’t just take our word for it…
read moreCommunity Outreach in NYC
by Steven Crighton on February 12, 2015 3 commentsLiveCode in New York
Are you in or around New York for the next month or so? Join the app coding movement when Livecode brings #EveryoneCanCreateApps to communities throughout New York City. Events will be taking place from February 17 through March 9, 2015. The training sessions will include hands-on presentations and discussions about; coding and app development, small-business optimization, entrepreneurship, career-change and the huge job opportunities that remain unfilled for people with the technical coding skill set.
read moreThe Work of an Awesome Coder
by Steven Crighton on December 18, 2014 3 commentsDid you join the LiveCode Hour of Code? I did. Ok sure I was still on company time, so I was getting paid for it, but let me tell you – I am impressed with how awesome a coder I am.
Awesome coder – too much? I built the messages app and the user interface for the calculator app in 1 hour, that sounds to me like the work of an awesome coder.
Here’s the proof of my success with the Create it with LiveCode Hour of Code. Note – the below is not a screenshot directly from the iphone, it’s actually what I made in 1 hour! Seriously!
Here is the best thing about this demo and the Create it with LiveCode course – Everyone Can Do it. Everyone Can Be An Awesome Coder, Everyone Can Create Apps.
If you didn’t get a chance to catch the demo – it has been recorded and all the materials have been stored on the LiveCode hour of code page.
It’s a short blog post, but trust me, go check out the video, build these apps, get ahead of the game and if you can – get signed up to the Create it with LiveCode Course, it’s gonna be fun.
Happy Holidays Everyone
Steven Crighton
Digital Marketing Manager
Awesome Coder
read moreTelegraph – The most successful Kickstarter projects of all time
by Steven Crighton on October 31, 2014 No commentsSlight delay as we process all orders
by Steven Crighton on July 31, 2014 No commentsPlease note – there may be a lag of up to a few minutes from 5PM for all the stats to update as we put through the last of the pay later pledges.
read moreThis is One Powerful Crowd
by Steven Crighton on July 27, 2014 20 commentsOver the last 13 months since being with LiveCode the strength and loyalty of this community has never failed to amaze me. We are a bigger & stronger community than we have ever been and that is very powerful. It means that all of us together can control the future of our product.
In 2013 we ran our first Crowdfunding campaign on Kickstarter and this is where we stood up and showed the world that the LiveCode community is here to make a difference. We are here to make a better coding experience and we are not stopping until we achieve that.
A few months ago Kevin Miller LiveCode CEO (my boss) approached me about running a crowd funding campaign to bring HTML5 Web Output into LiveCode. My first thought was not worry or fear, it was excitement. I was so impressed that we were making a decision to go big, we were not sitting back on our 2013 success, we were saying, well we ain’t done yet, so let’s make a better LiveCode and let’s do it now. My second thought came in the form of about a million questions and I want to try and take you through that journey now.
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