[LINK] Apparently useless Mac Software
Dr. Bob Jansen
Bob.Jansen@turtlelane.com.au
Wed, 19 Feb 2003 09:37:14 +1100
We have been developing with Realbasic for some years now. It is a
good product and is steadily growing in capabilities. There is an
active community of developers adding new classes to the product,
most available free.
As for comparisons with Visual Basic, I think VB is more of an
Applescript thingy, able to drive almost any Microsoft application,
whereas RealBasic really is an IDE for developing Basic programs.
RB compiles for Mac OS (pre-X), Mac OS X, Windows 95 - XP. I haven't
tried the Java thingy yet.
The usual cross platform issues apply, you must understand the
difference between a Mac GUI and a Windows GUI to get the thing to
work right in either environment.
We're very happy with it (Tony's family connection not withstanding :-) )
bobj
Dr. Bob Jansen
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