Geoff, I guess it really depends on your definition of "develop". I have written a few very basic applications using the very unique HyperCard program, and I've also played around a bit with Chipmunk BASIC. There's a very steep learning curve if you want to develop app's using Assembly or low-level languages, and you'd need an awful lot of hardware documentation, etc. I personally could never invest the time. YMMV
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