Hey Tom,
Thanks for the kind words my friend! I hope we all do lots of sales. :-)
Be aware that this is not a product that is only for mobile. I've shown
it in the context of mobile development (because it is where I think it
is easier to perceive the value of the tool) but it also works for
Desktop usage. For example, imagine you're building a cross-platform app
and you normally do your development on a Mac but you need to debug
something on Windows. You can launch a standalone on a windows machine
and receive the messages on your mac.
It is just an easy way for sending data from stacks on other machines
back to wherever you're running your IDE.
It is not really visible on that video but behind me are both a Surface
running Windows 10 and a Macbook Air running macOS. I was debugging apps
between them prior to recording the video by using this stack.
This might not be a use case that you need, but if at any time in the
future, you see yourself doing one of these cases:
* Doing mobile apps.
* Doing desktop apps that work cross-platform.
* Doing complex network based solutions (such as ERP, or something that
needs to run on an intranet).
This might help you.
Cheers
andre
On 10/23/2018 11:39 PM, Tom Glod via use-livecode wrote:
great product Andre...I don't do mobile dev yet, but I can see the benefit
of it to anyone who does.
Wishing you lots of sales.
Cheers
On Tue, Oct 23, 2018 at 6:28 PM Andre Alves Garzia via use-livecode <
use-livecode@lists.runrev.com> wrote:
Hi Everyone,
It is with a lot of excitement that I am here to announce a new plugin
for LiveCode called Network Tracer. This is a zero-configuration plugin
and library combination that creates a "networked log" experience to
help you debug your LC solutions.
To use it, you open the Dashboard stack in the IDE (you can add it to
your plugins folder if you want) and then add the library stack (and
start using it) from your stacks. Any call to the APIs provided will
appear in the Dashboard stack provided that both the Dashboard and the
standalone (or another IDE on another machine) are both in the same
network (LAN, WIFI) and the your firewall is allowing incoming
connections on port 8001 (should just work).
I've prepared a nice video for you to check out:
https://vimeo.com/296722452
And also a page about it:
http://andregarzia.com/livecode/networktracer.html
The plugin costs GBP 40 and it has the potential to really speed up your
development, just watch the video to be amazed. Also, I've made a bundle
of my DB Lib, some of my other tools and the Network Tracer for GBP 100,
all that information is on the hyperlink above.
I hope you're all as excited to check it out as I am to provide this new
tool for the community.
Cheers
andre
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