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Seems like an autohotkeys-type of programming combined with MS Access. The 'low code' solution of the day?
by oneplane 5y ago
Seems like an autohotkeys-type of programming combined with MS Access. The 'low code' solution of the day?
- GrinningFool 5y agoNot really, it was used for ground-up development of new solutions, particularly as middleware between the user and mainframe systems. It marketed itself as part of the 'rapid application development' trend of the time, in that it let you create UIs pretty quickly using their tooling - but it always came down to code in order to implement anything useful.