In this example, we show you how to implement audio recording on Android using the new Java FFI capabilities in the latest DP of LiveCode 9.
The first step in figuring out how to create an Android audio recording library is to figure out what classes and methods are needed, which is tantamount to having a quick look at how it would be done in native code.
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LiveCode’s new Script Profiler, available in the LiveCode Business edition, can help you identify the most costly lines of code in a stack.  This can help you optimise your code by identifying inefficiencies.
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With LiveCode’s new remote debugger available in the LiveCode Business edition, you can debug your standalone applications using the IDE script editor just as you can when running them in the IDE.
read moreOne of the new widgets being introduced in LiveCode 9 is the “spinner” widget, which can be used to indicate when your application is busy doing a long-running task.
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Last week, we released a powerful new feature for HTML5 apps built with LiveCode: using JavaScript to integrate into the surrounding web page.  LiveCode users have already been using this to build fun HTML5 apps and to demonstrate how powerful this new feature is.
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When you deploy a LiveCode 9 app to the web with HTML5 deployment, you can now call into JavaScript and integrate your app with the surrounding web page. Deploy your app with LiveCode 9 Developer Preview 2 and try it out.
read moreOver the last month, we’ve been working hard on our next feature release, LiveCode 9.  Today we’re making a new developer preview available, including a powerful new capability for HTML5 development, and a completely rewritten LiveCode Builder virtual machine.
read moreToday we’re releasing the first developer preview of our next feature release, LiveCode 9. Â In addition to stability improvements, there are some really neat new features to dig into. From LiveCode 9, we’ll also be changing the way we number LiveCode releases.
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