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I used to do a lot of Hypercard. Never tried Livecode. Just looking at their site and their pricing model, I'm curious, do you actually have to get their approv
by noduerme 2y ago
I used to do a lot of Hypercard. Never tried Livecode. Just looking at their site and their pricing model, I'm curious, do you actually have to get their approval / notify them for every app you develop and where it gets released? I can't imagine spending the time to adopt a language that was controlled by one company that way. Learned my lesson with Flash AS3, but at least Adobe didn't care what you made with it or try to put their hand in your revenue stream.
- WillAdams 2y agoNo idea what it's like now. Maybe try HyperNext Studio? https://tigabyte.com/ https://tigabyte.com/
- beagle3 2y agoJohn Earnest’s “Decker” is basically HyperCard, open source, free, multiple implementation (for web in JS and also native cross platform SDL+C). The language is not AppleTalk, but one called Lil - nicer, IMHO. It captures old HyperCard magic and aesthetics. Give it a try.
- WillAdams 2y agoYes, but what if one wants something modern? I did the 1-bit 512 x 342 thing for _years_ --- I want something modern with high-resolution colour graphics....