In LiveCode 8 DP 4, we added the exciting new ability to create HTML5 standalone apps that run in a web browser. But that’s not the only new feature in the open source edition!
When editing very large scripts with lots of handlers, it can often be difficult to find the handler you want in the handler list view. Now you can use the filter field to quickly narrow down the options to the one you’re looking for.
read moreThe modern web browser has become a fully-featured application platform – and nearly everyone has one. If you can write a program to run in a modern web browser, you know that it can be run anywhere with no need to install it.
As of now, you can deploy your LiveCode apps to the web. Welcome to HTML5.
read moreWish it was easier to write complex software?
Want an easier way to write applications?
The Business Application Framework (BAF) is a toolkit that assists writing complex software in LiveCode. It does this by making it easier to write applications using the Model-View-Controller (MVC) design pattern. But what does this actually mean?
read moreWant to know what’s new in LiveCode 8.0 since DP 2?
Want to get your hands on LiveCode 8.0 DP 3?
Here’s a quick summary of the Top 7 Changes – and a lot has changed! Fasten your seatbelts!
read moreHave you ever been in a place where the population triples for 30 days and no one can walk anywhere faster than a trendy grandmother?
Have you ever had countless performers get in your face with flyers and pitches to see their shows?
Have you heard of the Edinburgh Fringe Festival?
It’s not an exaggeration to say that the Edinburgh Fringe Festival takes over the city for the month of August. There are street musicians, buskers, open beer gardens, food trucks, DJs, dancers, acrobats, and living statues galore.
read moreDo you like Apple software?
How about Apple providing a once paid for service for free?
“Free” and “Apple” do not usually go hand-in-hand, but with the release of Xcode 7, things have certainly changed.
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Are you a developer?
Are you an artist?
Have you ever considered that apps could be art?
I started my own app-as-art journey about a year and a half ago when I had an idea to build an app that would help students develop their critical reading skills. The biggest challenge in building this app (Readerly) has been in coming to terms with how monumental a task building—and marketing—an app can be.
With the idea for Readerly buzzing around in my head, I explored my development options and quickly discovered LiveCode was the ideal tool with which to build my app. Learning to code with LiveCode has helped me to appreciate that it’s possible to be more than just a consumer of other people’s apps. Now that I’m more familiar with the fundamentals of LiveCode as a development platform, my eyes are opened to a host of other possibilities for apps.
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‘Digital Tools for Rural Schools’ Campaign to Improve Education in Africa
Language learning specialists EuroTalk are experts in their field with 20 years of publishing experience and over 10 million customers. EuroTalk use LiveCode during the authoring process for many of their titles. They also deliver a number of commercial titles using LiveCode.
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