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Create Software Using Illumination Software Creator Without having Skills
Illumination software creator allows you to easily create software visually without using single code or having any programing skills. Support cross platforms Linux, MAC OS X, and Microsoft windows. You can simply select which platform you want to create this application for like Python GTK desktop, Adobe Flex, Maemo LIke Nokia N900, N810, Haiku desktop, and [...] |
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This looks really interesting, I might have to get the full version so I can quickly build flash applets and associated bits and pieces.
I remember using something similar back in the early 90s, it ran on Windows 3.11 and DOS (didn't work properly on 95 +), it generated C code and compiled from there. It sort of disappeared by the late 90s, never to heard of again, proprietary Software, of course.
I remember using something similar back in the early 90s, it ran on Windows 3.11 and DOS (didn't work properly on 95 +), it generated C code and compiled from there. It sort of disappeared by the late 90s, never to heard of again, proprietary Software, of course.
You must post what you find out. It would be really interesting. I am skeptical also, not really about paying, but about exactly how rich a development environment it will be. So come back and tell us!
Or maybe a bunch of us should download and try it?
Or maybe a bunch of us should download and try it?
Alcibiades, there's a crippled version for download and checking out. It doesn't allow you to do much, but it is rather interesting.
For me I think it would be rather useful, especially for building Flash stuff, which for some reason is quite popular.
For me I think it would be rather useful, especially for building Flash stuff, which for some reason is quite popular.
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I am now curious enough to give it a try. I haven't "coded" in over 20 years, but this might be enough to get me back into it. I like it being multi-platform & supporting Maemo on the N900, especially.