Let's just suppose I want to deploy my Devawriter as a web-browser based
thingy . . .
Now Devawriter is currently cooked up using Livecode 4.5, and as such
makes heavy use of
numToChar
in fact one could almost say that Devawriter IS numToChar incarnated in
physical form.
I am well aware
Since html5 is a year away, I would assume later than 7.0.0, but possibly
backported into the 7 series.
~Roger
On Aug 16, 2014 9:05 AM, Richmond richmondmathew...@gmail.com wrote:
Let's just suppose I want to deploy my Devawriter as a web-browser based
thingy . . .
Now Devawriter is
On 16/08/14 16:15, Roger Eller wrote:
Since html5 is a year away, I would assume later than 7.0.0, but possibly
backported into the 7 series.
I wonder if there is a roadmap for HTML5?
Richmond.
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Richmond wrote:
I wonder if there is a roadmap for HTML5?
Not yet, but Kevin's most recent blog post outlines their next steps for
the HTML5 implementation:
http://livecode.com/blog/2014/08/08/html5-next-steps/
And the Road Map itself has been update with several interesting new
details
On Aug 15, 2014, at 6:35 PM, Alain Farmer alain_far...@yahoo.com wrote:
I browsed their entire site. Their information [about what it is] is
extremely scant.
OTOH, there are currently LOTS of Cloud-hosted servers available.
DigitalOcean, the one I'm using, only costs $5 per month, for the
On 16/08/14 19:00, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Richmond wrote:
I wonder if there is a roadmap for HTML5?
Not yet, but Kevin's most recent blog post outlines their next steps
for the HTML5 implementation:
http://livecode.com/blog/2014/08/08/html5-next-steps/
Well; lots of jolly super words from
If you ever plan to motor west,
Travel my way, take the highway that is best.
Get your kicks on Route sixty-six.
Well, personally, I am currently getting my kicks here:
http://livecode.com/community/roadmap/
Or:
Took the Revvy to the Levvy,
But the Levvy was dry,
Singin'
Why, Why, Kevin,
AND . . .
Open Language.
This seems very awkward.
Let us just suppose Fred Flintstone writes an extension to the Livecode
language (what is it called again?)
that is very clever . . .
1. Does he, somehow, infect all subsequent versions of Livecode with his
extension?
2. Does he make his
Hey; Look! Richmond answers his own questions yet again; sheer joy.
I find that multiple desktops on Linux and Macintosh are extremely useful.
So was happy to find that there are several add-ons to Windows so that
this is possible on the dark side
as well :)
Free:
I would rather like to see the demonstration of Widgets/Themes on
the next RunRevLive 2014 instead of the roadmap of Open Language (whatever
it maybe).
My first concern is the missing native (external) support to Android.
To clear up this missing support (which is almost available in any other
I can relate to all of what you are saying Erik. Even iOS support is far from
being what it should be. I hope the Widget are the solution but even there I
have no high hopes. September will also be a breakong point for me.
Regards,
Marc
Verstuurd vanaf mijn iPhone
Op 17-aug.-2014 om 03:01
Even though I don't develop for iOS/Android (yet!), I have to agree with
this. Android has a huge market share on phones and tablets compared to
iOS, yet it seems that LC support for Android is lacking compared to iOS.
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