Peter said: > I have no doubt that these promises > were very genuine. Clearly, LiveCode > hasnt been able to deliver them in > the time they expected.
I never doubt the sincerity of LiveCode Ltd. and the team behind it. But when a major feature which would be a tangible improvement for *everyone* using LiveCode is pushed to the end of the roadmap it is frustrating. * First it was open source that was going to help make the Next Generation IDE. * Then it was the magic of widgets that would boost productivity. * But I later discover the "LiveCode Builder" language needs to be finished to empower widgets and IDE. * In the meantime, LiveCode HTML 5 deployment is also coming, soon... Here is my point and regret: every month that a new user downloads LiveCode, plays with the IDE, and then leaves (likely never return) and laughs with her colleagues about a code editor that doesn't have bookmarks or search and replace in selected text, is a month wasted in building up the LiveCode user base. Forget the big plans and clever stuff like code completion or code tips, just deliver basic functionality that should be standard in any IDE worthy of he name Integrated Development Environment straight out of the box and then maybe the "tire kickers" will stay and the number of users grow. -- Scott McDonald "Components, Controls, Tools and Resources for LiveCode" www.runrevplanet.com _______________________________________________ use-livecode mailing list use-livecode@lists.runrev.com Please visit this url to subscribe, unsubscribe and manage your subscription preferences: http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-livecode
