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Programming software!
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Dose any one know where i can get a good programming soft ware fr mac? Also do you know any good tutorials online?
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What do people think about REALbasic? Any one used it? Is it any good?
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Originally Posted by Squidge Monkey
What do people think about REALbasic?
REALbasic is a good tool for writing GUI applications, especially for people without a lot of programming experience. For somebody new to programming, REALbasic is going to be easier to learn than Cocoa. REALbasic also comes with database support so you can write small database applications quickly. If you get the professional version you can create applications that run on Mac, Windows, and Linux.
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Originally Posted by infernal
Only Xcode ?
Xcode is part of the developer tools, which includes gcc, the compiler. Once you get that installed, you can download, compile, and install any of the other open source tools out there.
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ACSA 10.4/10.3, ACTC 10.3, ACHDS 10.3
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In 10.4 you get database support with CoreData "for free" using Xcode.
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