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Looks pretty shady. Proprietary code through-and-through, and it's "cross platform" because it compiles down to their own proprietary language. It's unclear how
by capitalsigma 12y ago
Looks pretty shady. Proprietary code through-and-through, and it's "cross platform" because it compiles down to their own proprietary language. It's unclear how you deal with native libraries, if at all.
I'll pass, thanks.
- swiftrealist 12y agoProprietary code, completely unlike the Swift frontend.
- csharperer 12y agoNot only that, but good luck keeping up with Apple's developments once they start buckling down and updating the language.
- dwarfland 12y agoWe have a long history of doing more than "keeping up" ;)
- mamcx 12y agoI know this guys from long time. Their RemObjects/DataAbstract is IMHO the best remoting framework ever done (I have use Delphi, .NET, Python, Obj-C, VisualFoxPro and test several frameworks for that). They are supporting their implementation of Pascal for several years now, and my experience of using DataAbstract from obj-c show the interfacing is good.