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    Realbasic

    I think there needs to be a subforum for REALbasic. For those of you that have never heard of REALbasic, it is a cross-platform (Mac, Winows & Linux) RAD OOP IDE (Rapid Application Development, Object Oriented Programming, Integrated Development Environtment). REALbasic's code structure (syntax) is very similar to Visual Basic bit unlike Visual Basic, REALbasic works. REALbasic can build 100% true standalone applications. The only downside to REALbasic is the size of the application after it is compiled. Compiling and empty application (no-code, default project) produces and application size of about 2MB on Windows, 2.5MB on Linux and 900K on Mac. This is due to the stand-alone feature. REALbasic takes whatever information from ecternal files it needs and compiles it right into the executable file. You can learn more about REALbasic here: http://www.xojo.com/index_xojo.php http://forums.realsoftware.com/ I have been programming in REALbasic for 3 years now and prefer it over any programming language I have ever used. I would more than happy to answer any questions about REALbasic (if I can ;-)) and help with learning the code, ect... -Jason ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Here is a link to a project I have been working on for almost 2 years now. Check out the screenshots of the application. The GUI is actually on windows but with the help of a plugin for RB, I made the windows somewhat resemble the GUI on Mac. https://sourceforge.net/projects/emp2p/ ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Notice from jlhaslip: Quote tags are required on material which is not original. Please read the Xisto readme file
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