A free development environment with cross-platform features and easy interface creation is worth at least a few hours of your time to evaluate it. Many years ago, there was HyperCard, included free ...

For those unfamiliar with LiveCode, it is a visual software development environment (and corresponding language). Think Hypercard—the the Hypermedia authoring tool/development environment that shipped ...

Application development may have once been the exclusive domain of professional programmers, but today a growing number of amateur-friendly development environments invite just about anyone with an ...

"Everyone Can Code" is the vision that its maker has for LiveCode, a highly productive coding environment for Linux, Android, iOS, Mac, Windows and Server platforms. LiveCode Ltd. spent three years ...

The 6.0 release of LiveCode is an “as-is” edition, promised as the first outcome of the crowdfunding effort. A few weeks ago, RunRev’s chief, Kevin Miller, explained in a blog entry that this version ...

There are many other development tools available besides the free copy of Xcode that comes with every Mac. LiveCode 5 (starts at $99; $49 for upgrades), a development tool running on Mac OS X and ...

Ultimately, LiveCode strips away the need to spend months learning Objective-C. It’s incredibly useful, and quick, for professionals and newcomers alike. The emphasis on real-time progress makes for ...

While LiveCode will always be distanced from official development tools in either the Windows, Apple or other camps, it could certainly be argued that it supports enough features of these platforms at ...

LiveCode apps can be deployed across all popular platforms for mobile, desktop and server on Windows, Mac OS, Linux, iOS and Android. Its maker cites examples of apps already developed, from ebooks to ...