BryanLunduke

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Only 10 days left in visual programming contest.(lunduke.com)
1 points by BryanLunduke 15y ago|0 comments
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From Apple: Happy Birthday, Your Developer Account Has Been Disabled(lunduke.com)
10 points by BryanLunduke 15y ago|3 comments
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8-bit style, old-school adventure game released for Linux, Mac and Windows(lunduke.com)
61 points by BryanLunduke 15y ago|25 comments
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How To Set Up Your Own BBS – Be The King of 1989… Today(lunduke.com)
5 points by BryanLunduke 15y ago|3 comments
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Visual app building tool (iOS, Android, HTML5, etc.) adds "Portal Blocks"(blog.radicalbreeze.com)
2 points by BryanLunduke 15y ago|0 comments
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New software makes building a custom Android Rom quick and easy(lunduke.com)
2 points by BryanLunduke 15y ago|0 comments
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Think the BBS is dead? Think again.(lunduke.com)
2 points by BryanLunduke 15y ago|0 comments
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The Awesome Window Manager is… Really, Really Great(lunduke.com)
2 points by BryanLunduke 15y ago|0 comments
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by BryanLunduke 15y ago
For iPhone and iPad apps it compiles into pure Objective-C (and even includes an XCode project). You can certainly create games, though there are no animation features (unless you code them yourself using Custom Blocks). So the graphics w
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by BryanLunduke 15y ago
We thought about exactly this issue a bit (and even discussed it with some in our community) before we implemented the discount. What we decided was this: 1) We're going to be completely up-front about the discount and talk to people about
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by BryanLunduke 15y ago
archangel nailed it. While this isn't the only cause for why we're seeing this, it certainly is one reason. A simple example: One of the types of apps you can build with our tool is Python/PyGTK apps. The root benefit here is that, becaus
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Linux Easy To Support = Lower Software Prices(lunduke.com)
68 points by BryanLunduke 15y ago|19 comments
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Visual app development tool holds app creation contest(blog.radicalbreeze.com)
3 points by BryanLunduke 15y ago|0 comments
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Lunduke Compiler can now build itself on all supported platforms(lunduke.com)
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100% Accurate Linux Predictions for 2012(lunduke.com)
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by BryanLunduke 15y ago
In case anyone else is curious: I have decided that I am ok with being called "comic book writer genius". This does not bother me. I have also decided that ecaroth is probably a super smart person that deserves at least two fancy trophies.
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Comic Book writer does it right: No DRM, multiple formats(lunduke.com)
5 points by BryanLunduke 15y ago|2 comments
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by BryanLunduke 15y ago
There are, certainly, many new features that can be added to the language itself. What exists now is powerful enough to build some pretty robust applications, but more flexibility and power in a language is always good! One of the (many)
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by BryanLunduke 15y ago
Therein is the fundamental difference. This isn't "write once, run everywhere". Nor is it a new platform. It is a method for bringing one code base to many platforms.
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by BryanLunduke 15y ago
This approach really does away with those issues. At any point a developer can utilize any language or framework they like. The top level language and framework translates to any supported language and framework. In fact, this reduces fra
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Developing Software Sucks. Time To Fix It.(lunduke.com)
5 points by BryanLunduke 15y ago|7 comments
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Android, iOS & HTML5 visual app builder suite fixes some bugs(blog.radicalbreeze.com)
1 points by BryanLunduke 15y ago|0 comments
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Visual Software Builder comes to WebOS, WP7 & HTML5(blog.radicalbreeze.com)
2 points by BryanLunduke 15y ago|0 comments