If you are planning to create an app that needs to run on mobile devices your first decision is which mobile platforms to support. This will depend largely on the type of app you are creating and who you are creating it for. So what’s your best solution?
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The Fun with Files webinar (which occurred on Tuesday, April 8th) covered many ways that you can work with files in your Xojo apps. Did you miss it? If so, here is a quick recap.
Comments closedSo cool, a Xojo user has created a 2D physics engine that works with Xojo!
Comments closedIn Xojo 2014 Release 1 there is now an If operator that can return a result.
Comments closedXojo 2014 Release 1 includes several IDE improvements to general performance, the Inspector, tabs and auto-complete.
Comments closedOne frequent request we get is to make it so users can run an application in any language that an app is built for and NOT the one the OS would use (for OS X see this blog post, Windows and Linux aren’t quite so dynamic).
But sometimes we get requests to be able to create an application that can run in a language that is NOT the same one used by the OS.
Comments closedDid you know there is a clone of Flappy Bird written in Xojo?
Comments closedIn Xojo, extension methods are methods that, while not part of the original definition of a type, are treated as though they are part of that data type.
Comments closedXojo 2013 Release 4.1 added a variety of RSA encryption functions for handling public/private key encryption. Here’s how you use them.
Comments closedA recent forum conversation asked for tips on how you might create a preference file. Here are some suggestions.
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