Thanks Jens. Yes, probably C# best for Windows, although from what Zachary
says below it seems worth investigating the use of the .NET port for other
platforms too..
I hear you about C++ - although JUCE is a great framework, after working
with C#, Ruby and Javascript, the complexity of C++
You can write native C# iOS and Android apps using Xamarin:
http://www.xamarin.com/.
(I actually started work on CBL.NEThttp://CBL.NET when I was working at
Xamarin a year ago, in the interest of full disclosure.)
Interestingly, one of the more well known .NET community members, Frank
Cheers Zack, I've looked at Xamarin before, and it certainly looks worth
trying out. One question, I saw Couchbase-Lite in the Components section
of the website, and one of the reviews from July says:
Still waiting for a working replication solution (iOS at least).
That was for version 0.9 - can
I think the one for Windows 8 is not yet out :(
On Saturday, October 25, 2014 1:02:57 AM UTC-7, adam wilson wrote:
Thanks Jens. Yes, probably C# best for Windows, although from what Zachary
says below it seems worth investigating the use of the .NET port for other
platforms too..
I hear
I'm looking for a cross-platform data syncing solution and Couchbase Lite
looks like a winner atm, with Sync Gateway handling restriction of data
between users.
I am currently developing an iOS and Android app, but also looking to build
a desktop app that will share / use the same data. OSX
On Oct 22, 2014, at 3:03 PM, adam wilson adam.elemen...@gmail.com wrote:
I am building the app using JUCE C++ framework, and so most of the code will
be shared across platforms apart from platform-specific stuff. I am not sure
if the C# or Java versions would be better to include in a
